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Fiji 2013 BALD EAGLE Crystal Eyes Fascinating Wildlife Oval 1 Oz Silver OGP

$ 58.05

Availability: 19 in stock
  • Condition: New, PRISTINE & mint-fresh, exactly as issued, with original certificate and full and complete packaging! Other sellers do not offer any returnn policy; please note that we do!
  • Fineness: 0.999
  • Composition: Pure Silver
  • Grade: Antique Finish Proof
  • Denomination: Ten Dollars
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
  • Year: 2013
  • Certification: New in Full Original Mint Packaging OGP + CoA

    Description

    In Stock and Ready for Immediate Shipment!
    Long SOLD OUT at the Mint!
    A masterwork of wildlife fine art, this powerful portrait of an American Bald Eagle is intricately rendered in pure silver on this meticulously engraved, low mintage (only 999) beauty - featuring edge lettering and Swarovski simili rose crystal gemstone eyes!
    Talisman Coins is proud to bring you the best in investment grade silver - the
    Fascinating Wildlife Series
    ! Each detailed animal portrait combines a list of features desired by all collectors - all the bells and whistles!
    • Unusual, elegant oval shape!
    • Each coin has an individually hand applied, a
    ntique proof finish—each is unique!

    Exquisite gemstone
    eyes
    accentuate each animal's gaze!
    • Struck in one troy ounce of pure silver!
    • Very large size - over 2 inches wide by over 1.5 inches tall!
    • Each coin is unique -
    individually serial numbered on the edge!
    • Tiny mintage limit of only 999,
    making each coin truly rare!
    Availability Note—This coin sold out at the Mint instantly on pre-release!
    As the first in a new series, we can not recommend this highly enough; get yours now!
    Investment Note—
    The total mintage is only 999, making each coin truly rare! And each coin is unique, being individually serial numbered on the edge!
    If you want to get in on the ground floor, act now—do not delay!
    The Magnificent Bald Eagle
    The great Bald Eagle (
    Haliaeetus leucocephalus
    ) is a native North American bird of prey whose battle back from the brink of extinction in some areas in the 1970s, is a species success story. Today, its range covers most of North America, from Alaska to northern Mexico. In Canada, salmon-rich British Columbia is the astonishing hunter’s stronghold! However, this magnificent bird breeds in all provinces and territories. Its populations are regularly monitored by wilderness authorities.
    Most people realize that (despite its name) the
    bald eagle
    is not actually bald. The term “bald” may come from an outmoded usage meaning “white”, or from the term “piebald,” which means “patchy.” The bald eagle’s head and tail are covered in bright white feathers and the remainder of its body is dark brown. It has a sharp hooked beak and large feet tipped with long, razor-like talons and small spicules (spikes) that make it an exceptional hunter.
    Eagles are renowned for their amazing vision, which allows them to see up to seven times farther than humans. Their swiftness is also notable and they can reach especially high speeds when diving. They consume small mammals, snakes, other birds, and carrion.
    A bald eagle’s nesting spot of choice is a large tree near an isolated, well-stocked body of water. Their nests are among the largest in the world, spanning over ten feet (three meters) and weighing up to a ton, and host two eaglets per breeding cycle. Bald eagles are believed to mate for life. Their mating dance is a sight to behold, as prospective partners take turns trying to impress one another with complicated aerial maneuvers that include cartwheels, talon-locking, and more.
    Coastal eagles in more moderate climates tend to stay in the same territory year round; otherwise, eagles will migrate to coastal or southern wintering grounds. An apex predator exclusive to North America with no obvious natural enemies, the
    bald eagle
    population today seems to remain stable throughout most of its range.
    Investment Note
    The bald eagle is one of the most popular of all American animals, as featured on many legal tender coins and its postage stamps of the United States; in fact, the
    bald eagle
    is the national bird of the United States! This
    pure silver
    coin has a
    total mintage of only 999
    , creating a truly rare, investment grade silver coin for the discriminating collector. The
    genuine Swarovski crystal
    simili rose gemstone eyes are an elegant touch. Finally, the serial numbering on the edge makes each coin individually unique!
    Obverse
    A meticulously detailed and finely engraved facial portrait of a noble
    bald eagle
    . The artistry is so subtle and intricate that the individual feathers on the eagle can be clearly distinguished. The traditional-style engraving has produced a magnificent work of beauty, with
    genuine Swarovski crystal
    simili rose gemstone eyes. The Latin binomial name of the Bald Eagle, HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS
    ,
    is indicated.
    Reverse
    The coat of arms or national seal of Fiji. The date and denomination are also indicated.
    Edge Lettering
    Unique to this series, the edge of each coin is individually numbered with a serial number - making each coin unique!
    Packaging
    The coin is encapsulated inside a black leatherette, clamshell-style presentation case, lined with black velvet and white satin, and protected by a full color outer box. An original certificate of authenticity is included.
    Specifications
    Country
    Fiji
    Year of Issue
    2013
    Face Value
    10 Dollars
    Weight
    31.10g
    Dimensions
    52.00 mm x 38.00 mm
    Mintage Limit
    999
    Finish
    Antique Proof
    Composition
    .999 Fine (Pure) Silver
    Edge
    Plain with Edge Lettering
    Certificate
    Included
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