PCGS Certification # 617088.69/82493419. Comes with JaxBergs Blue Velvet protection Sleeve. Exact Card as shown in Photos. JAXBERGS Premier Packaging Included. First Strike PCGS MS69 coin with a Certificate of Authenticity. This coin is made of silver with a fineness of. 0.999, and it is uncirculated. It is a unique and collectible piece. From the Cook Islands, featuring the Tamdakht Meteorite First Strike. The PCGS certification adds to its authenticity and value. Making it a desirable addition for any numismatist or coin collector. Interested in world coins from Oceania.

Actual piece of Meteorite imbedded in the coin. PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO. Total Graded by NGC. In PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO: 369. In Higher Grades: 0.

Coin comes with display box. Due to the second hand nature of these items, display box and packaging exhibits some wear. Our raw (uncertified) coins are inspected and graded by our in-house staff using traditional Canadian Standards. We mention all major varieties and a few (but not all) minor varieties. We understand there are multiple grading standards that vary worldwide so we strive to take the best photos possible of the coins for you to evaluate the condition for yourself. We aim to mark any major damage or severe cleaning in the title of the listing. We constantly are adding a wide variety of different items.

[CK1341] Cook Islands 5 dollars Chelyabinsk Meteorite Space PR 70 PCGS silver coin 2013. 2013 Cook Islands 5 Dollars Chelyabinsk Meteorite silver coin, PCGS PR70 Proof. Commemorative space issue, astronomy, cosmic event, natural phenomenon, science theme. Obverse: meteorite explosion with central glowing core, shockwave pattern, radiating fragments, textured surface, colored effect, inscriptions “Chelyabinsk Meteorite 2013″, geographic coordinates of impact. Reverse: Queen Elizabeth II profile portrait wearing crown, detailed hair curls, inscriptions “Elizabeth II”, “Cook Islands”, denomination “5 Dollars”. Event: Chelyabinsk meteorite 2013, one of the largest recorded atmospheric explosions in modern history, scientific importance and global attention. Silver coin, Proof quality, certified PR70 by PCGS. Ideal for collectors of space coins, meteorite themes, astronomy, natural events, and world numismatics. Perfect for collectors of certified silver coins, rare themes, and world numismatics. Add this beautiful coin to your collection today! If you’re looking for a specific coin or have a personal wishlist – we will do our best to help you. More information on our About us. Face Value: 5 dollars. Weight (g): 20.0. Gross weight (g): 52.25. Diameter/Dimensions (mm): 38.61.

Made of silver with a fineness of 0.9999, this uncirculated coin is a unique and rare addition to any collection. With a beautiful antiqued finish, this coin is a true gem for collectors looking to own a piece of history from the South Pacific region.

This silver coin melts in the hand with a finely crafted design, making it a valuable addition to any coin collection. With a limited mintage and certified by PCGS, this coin holds educational and numismatic value for collectors and enthusiasts of rare world coins.

The Meteorite Impacts Series is an innovative collection from CIT that depicts meteorite impacts in a comic-book-style rendition, showcasing what these impacts would look like in modern-day society. This series has released a unique coin every year since 2004. For the 19th release, we present to you the 2023 1 oz Proof Cook Islands Silver Meteorite Impacts Tenham Coin, with a unique look at the Tenham meteorite impact in 1879. Order yours today, at JM Bullion. Arrives in a windowed presentation case alongside a Certificate of Authenticity! 19th coin in the Meteorite Impacts Series! Mintage limited to 2,500 coins! Contains 1 Troy oz of. Holds a face value of 5 Dollars backed by the Cook Islands. The obverse field features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse side showcases the Tenham meteorite impact. Although this meteorite was seen and verified by several people, the exact date of this impact has never been established. What we do know is that the Tenham meteorite fell in 1879 in a remote area of Australia, near Tenham station. Smaller fragments of the large meteorite were found within a 12-mile by 3-mile radius. The obverse field of the 2023 Proof Cook Islands Silver Meteorite Impacts Tenham Coin showcases the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. This right-profile relief effigy shows Her Majesty donning the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland diamond tiara. This depiction was created by Ian Rank-Broadley. Identifying marks of the coin surround this image. The Tenham meteorite impact is shown on the reverse of each 2023 1 oz Proof Silver Meteorite Impacts Tenham Coin. This depiction is created in comic book style and shows what this impact would look like through a modern-day lens. It features the meteorite, the city, a news report, and two civilians running from the potential tragedy. Each 2023 1 oz Proof Cook Islands Silver Meteorite Impacts Tenham Coin will arrive in a windowed presentation case. This serves as a way to protect your silver coin. Arriving alongside your coin will be a Certificate of Authenticity. Notably, these coins utilize Smartminting technology to create ultra-high relief visuals. Important Notice for U. Due to recent changes in U. The 10% duty is calculated based on your total order value. Thank you for your understanding and support!

Tenham meteorite 1 oz proof silver coin Cook islands 2023. The Tenham Meteorite, the nineteenth installment in the “Meteorite Impacts” series, uses a comic book format to speculate on how modern society may react to such a scenario. In the remote outback of western Queensland in 1879, near Tenham Station, a heavenly display played out. Fireballs carved a course from west to east in the sky before exploding into innumerable extraterrestrial particles that fell to the ground. After the dust settled, the valuable stones were dispersed across a wide area. The 1 ounce Tenham meteorite proof coin is made of 9999 silver and somewhat colored. There will be a total mintage of only 2500 coins. This coin is packaged in a black windowed box and includes certificate of authenticity. Country: Cook Islands 2023. Size: 38.61 mm.

2017 Cook Islands, Chergach Meteorite Strike. 1/2 oz / 15.5g. Coin comes as issued in a coin capsule, metal box and with certificate of authenticity Have a look at my other auctions – I do have more meteorite coins and medals!

925silver 25g 38.61mm no box no coa.