2023 Sierra Leone 1 oz Silver $1 King Tut Sarcophagus Rev Frosted
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This 1 oz Silver coin commemorates the opening of King Tut's sealed tomb by showcasing his world-renown sarcophagus.
Coin Highlights:
Handle your Silver coins with care by adding these white cotton gloves to your order.
These exceptional Silver coins would be perfect for any collector. Add this 1 oz King Tut Pyramid coin to your cart today!
King Tut’s tomb was first discovered by British Egyptologists Howard Carter and George Herbert in 1922. The sealed tomb was finally opened in 1923. What stunned many at the time was the solid Gold coffin. Inside were the remains of a pharaoh who, to that date, had been relatively unknown and lost to the history of the world.
Tutankhamun came to power at the age of just 9 or 10, as part of Egypt’s 18th dynasty, in 1332 B.C. His young age meant he likely had to rely on trusted advisers to help him rule over Ancient Egypt. One of his greatest achievements was reversing several changes made during his father's reign and restoring traditional Egyptian values.
Celebrating King Tut, Egypt's youngest and most mysterious pharoah, this coin features his sarcophagus with Egyptian hieroglyphs, commemorating the opening of his tomb.
This 1 oz Silver coin commemorates the opening of King Tut's sealed tomb by showcasing his world-renown sarcophagus.
Coin Highlights:
- Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver.
- Limited mintage of 7,500 coins.
- Obverse: Features the front-facing sarcophagus of King Tut along with weight, purity, and denomination.
- Reverse: Displays the Republic of Sierra Leone national crest.
- Unique reverse frosted design showcasing Egyptian hieroglyphs in the background.
Handle your Silver coins with care by adding these white cotton gloves to your order.
These exceptional Silver coins would be perfect for any collector. Add this 1 oz King Tut Pyramid coin to your cart today!
King Tut’s tomb was first discovered by British Egyptologists Howard Carter and George Herbert in 1922. The sealed tomb was finally opened in 1923. What stunned many at the time was the solid Gold coffin. Inside were the remains of a pharaoh who, to that date, had been relatively unknown and lost to the history of the world.
Tutankhamun came to power at the age of just 9 or 10, as part of Egypt’s 18th dynasty, in 1332 B.C. His young age meant he likely had to rely on trusted advisers to help him rule over Ancient Egypt. One of his greatest achievements was reversing several changes made during his father's reign and restoring traditional Egyptian values.
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