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The Athenian Owl 1 troy ounce silver coin. The Athenian Owl Tetradrachm was the most influential coin in the world more than 2,000 years ago. The Athenian Owl is visible on the obverse of the coin. It symbolizes strength, wisdom and insight. The letter AOE is also displayed on the obverse of the coin, which stands for Alethia Orno Eternia: Truth, Honour and Forever. The reverse depicts a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.
The coin is especially popular today because of its beautiful design, and the fact that the coin can be easily stacked. This is due to the notches in the design of the coin. This is one of the reasons why the silver Athenian Owl has been given the name "Stackable Coin". The Athenian Owl 1 troy ounce silver coin is minted by the New Zealand Mint. The currency is an attack on the Canadian Maple Leaf and the European Philharmoniker. These coins are extremely popular but have a higher premium compared to this newcomer. The coin contains a purity of .999 pure silver. The coins are packed per 20 pieces in a tube. In addition, it is also possible to order a sample box of the Athenian Owl in which 500 coins are packed. Only 500 sample boxes have been released of this coin.
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| Fine weight | 1 Troy Ounce (31.1 Gram) |
| Dimensions | Ø 39 mm x 2.3 mm |
| Purity / Content | 999/1000 - 99.9% Silver |
| Year of issue | Various dates |
| Condition | New |
| Country of Origin | New Zealand |
| Mint House | The New Zealand Mint |
| Packaging | Plastic tube 20 pieces, coins per 500 in a sample box |
| Safety features | No |
| Legal tender | Yes |
| Face value | 2 New Zealand dollars |
| Tax (VAT) | Margin control |
| Insured shipment possible | Yes, at a location of your choice |
| Pick-up available | Yes, in Alkmaar or Rotterdam |
| Storage possible | Yes, in the Netherlands |
People think of silver as the poor man's gold, which is absolutely the wrong way to look at it. Gold has the most monetary character, but silver moves in times when a financial system is under pressure, at least as much as gold.
Silver is a commodity and monetary metal. Gold and silver have related to each other to some extent over a long history; This is called the gold-silver ratio. Silver has not been this cheap in 25 years compared to gold.
