Solomon Islands - “The World’s Most Valuable Gold Coins” Series 2018 - 7×10 Dollar Coins - .999 Gold, Approximately ...

Solomon Islands - “The World’s Most Valuable Gold Coins” Series 2018 - 7×10 Dollar Coins - .999 Gold, Approximately 2.18g Pure Gold in Total (0.07 oz) - Original Album and Certificates Only 10% buyer’s premium + VAT on this item A seven-coin gold series issued on behalf of the Solomon Islands in 2018 under the title Die wertvollsten Goldmünzen der Welt - “The World’s Most Valuable Gold Coins.” Each coin features a reproduction of a celebrated and historically rare gold coin from a different country or period. Each coin has a denomination of 10 Dollars and is struck in .999 fine gold, weighing 1/100 oz - approximately 0.311g of pure gold - with a diameter of 45 mm. The complete collection contains 0.07 oz of pure gold, approximately 2.18g. According to the accompanying certificates, each design had a stated limitation of 10,000 pieces and a Proof-Like finish. The seven designs included in the collection are: Bohemia - Ferdinand III Ducat 1629: A reproduction of a coin from the reign of Ferdinand III, featuring his portrait together with a crowned heraldic emblem and Latin inscriptions. Trier - Gold Solidus 310 AD: A reproduction of a Roman-period gold coin featuring a ruler’s portrait, a standing figure and symbols of authority. England - Coenwulf Gold Penny 805 AD: A reproduction of the rare Anglo-Saxon gold penny of King Coenwulf, featuring a stylized portrait and Latin inscriptions. Syria - Islamic Gold Dinar 696 AD: A reproduction of an early Islamic dinar bearing circular Arabic inscriptions. Judaea - Roman Aureus 70 AD: A reproduction of a Roman gold coin associated with the period of the Great Jewish Revolt, featuring an imperial portrait and Roman symbols. Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel - Jakobslöser 1625: A reproduction of a large and rare German coin depicting Saint James together with heraldic elements and period inscriptions. England - Double Leopard 1344: A reproduction of the English gold coin from the reign of Edward III, featuring the king seated on a throne with royal symbols. Obverse: The right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, together with the inscriptions ELIZABETH II, SOLOMON ISLANDS, the year 2018, 1/100 OZ AU 999.9 and the denomination 10 DOLLARS. Reverse: A detailed reproduction of one of the seven historic gold coins. The design is surrounded by the inscription MOST VALUABLE GOLD COINS IN THE WORLD, with the name of the historic coin or type and the denomination 10 DOLLARS below. The coins are housed in transparent capsules and presented in a dedicated original MDM album, accompanied by seven certificates of authenticity stating the metal, weight, diameter, year and limitation. The album, capsules and certificates show signs of storage and handling.