Presenting the Dinosaurs in Asia Series, a remarkable collection of egg-shaped coins featuring proof specimens with exquisite partial gold-plating. With each release, we transport you to the ancient landscapes of Asia, unveiling a new dinosaur with every coin. Join us now as we unveil the latest addition to the collection, the 2023 1 oz Proof Samoa Silver Dinosaurs in Asia Auroraceratops Rugosus Coin, available at BGASC.

Highlights:

• Ships in a themed presentation box alongside a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Part of the Dinosaurs in Asia Series!
• Mintage limited to 3,000 coins!
• Proof specimen, partly gold-plated!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The face value of 2 Dollars is backed by the government of Samoa.
• The effigy of Queen Elizabeth and the coat of arms of Samoa is on the obverse.
• The Auroraceratops Rugosus is on the reverse.

Each 2023 1 oz Proof Samoa Silver Dinosaurs in Asia Auroraceratops Rugosus Coin will be securely housed in a themed presentation case, ensuring the preservation of your silver. Accompanying your purchase will be a Certificate of Authenticity, confirming its place within the coveted Dinosaurs in Asia Series, known for its proof specimens adorned with exquisite gold-plating. These coins also boast a unique egg-like shape.

Obverse

The obverse of the 2023 Proof Samoa Silver Dinosaurs in Asia Auroraceratops Rugosus Coin proudly features the expertly crafted effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, created by Ian Rank-Broadley. Underneath the portrait of Her Majesty rests the Samoan coat of arms, encircled by distinctive markings of the coin. Also shown are silhouettes of every dinosaur in the overall series. Inscriptions read IRB, SAMOA, 2 DOLLARS, and ELIZABETH II.

Reverse

On the reverse side, you’ll be captivated by the splendid portrayal of the Auroraceratops Rugosus dinosaur, elegantly captured mid-stride, gazing to the left. The intricate rendering of the dinosaur’s bone structure adds depth and detail to this exceptional coin. Inscriptions include AG 999 1 OZ, 2023, DINOSAURS IN ASIA, and AURORACERATOPS RUGOSUS.

History

These dinosaurs first roamed the Earth during the Early Cretaceous period of north-central China. Named as recently as 2005, over 80 individual remains of this dinosaur have been discovered as of 2021. These unique creatures walked on their hind legs, similar to the T-Rex.

Ordering

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