2022 Niue 1 oz Silver Chibi Coin Horror Collection: Exorcist
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Coin Highlights:
- Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver.
- Limited worldwide mintage of 2,000 coins.
- Second coin in the Chibi Horror series released from the New Zealand Mint.
- Specially designed coin case and packaging, allowing for easy display.
- Obverse: Right-facing profile of Queen Elizabeth II with "Niue," 2021 and face value.
- Reverse: Features a colored and shaped Regan, the little girl possessed by the demon Pazuzu in the chibi art style!
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Horror fans and coin collectors alike will love this unique collectible coin! Build your Horror Chibi coin collection and add this 2022 1 oz Silver The Exorcist Chibi coin to your cart today!
Chibi Art Style
The head of a chibi character is usually between one-third and one-half the character's height. Additionally, chibi characters typically lack small details. As a result, when a character of average proportions is depicted as a chibi character, certain aspects of their design will be left out or simplified. In contrast, others will be embellished as a prominent feature. If a character has a signature characteristic, this will typically be prominent on the character's chibi version.
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