2021 St. Helena 1 oz Silver £1 Cash India Wildlife: The Elephant
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The detailed engraving of an Elephant, with the raised relief allows the design to stand out against a striking patterned background. With a limited number of coins available, be sure to be one of the few to own this .999 fine silver coin.
Coin Highlights:
- Contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver.
- Limited mintage of 3,000 coins worldwide.
- APMEXclusive® worldwide.
- Individual coins come in protective plastic. Orders in 18 coin increments may come in Mint tubes.
- Third release of the Treasures of India Wildlife bullion collection.
- Obverse: Likeness of Queen Elizabeth II, date and face value, set against a patterned background.
- Reverse: Features the majestic Elephant, with a beautifully detailed relief, against a patterned background. Also included is the silver weight and purity.
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Treasures of India Wildlife Series
The third release of the Treasures of India Wildlife series features the Elephant, the national heritage animal of India, and a cultural icon. The animal symbolizes divinity, power, and good fortune in India. The Indian Elephant is native to the mainland Asia, however their wild populations are estimated to have declined by at least 50% to a century ago, and are currently under Endangered status. This Treasures of India Wildlife Series follows various animals across India, and explores the significance and beauty of these majestic creatures, portrayed in 1 ounce of .9999 fine gold, and 1 ounce of .999 fine silver. The Elephant design on the coin is an original design by Veronica Mackinnon, and captures the grace and beauty of the animal.
The "CASH" denomination shown on the coin is also one of historical significance. CASH coins were currency units used during the time of British rule in India. While the origin of the word "CASH" has been up to debate, one thought is that it was derived from the Sanskrit word "karsa", equaling a weight of Silver of Gold equal to 1/400 of a "tola".
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