
1/4 oz Gold Coronation of King Charles 2023 Proof (Mintage: 500 | Proof)

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Strictly limited to 500 pieces, high exclusivity
Historic event, coronation of King Charles III
Highest gold fineness, ideal inflation hedge
Exclusive collector's item: Limited mintage of only 500 pieces worldwide, a must for connoisseurs
Historic value: Commemorating the coronation of King Charles III, with high collector's value
Investment in gold: Pure gold with highest fineness, ideal for inflation protection and crisis security
A Royal Masterpiece for Your Collection
- Strictly limited: Very low mintage of only 500 pieces worldwide
- Growth potential: Very high appreciation potential due to strict limitation and high demand
- Very rare collector's coin / rarity
- Design: Unique depiction of the British Crown and King Charles III
- Manufacturer: Struck by the renowned New Zealand Post
- Country of origin: Proudly minted in New Zealand
- Mint quality: Highest possible mint quality "Proof" (PP)
The collector's coin "1/4 oz Gold Coronation of King Charles 2023 PP" is a true rarity that impresses in every respect. With a strictly limited mintage of only 500 pieces, this exquisite coin is a highlight for collectors and connoisseurs seeking something special. New Zealand Post, as the manufacturer of this coin, stands for quality and exclusivity, which is reflected in every detail of this coin.
The obverse proudly presents the British Crown, a symbol of royal power and tradition. The finely crafted relief shows every detail of the magnificent crown, including the cross at the top and the elegant rows of pearls. This central design is surrounded by the raised inscription "KING CHARLES III CORONATION". At the lower edge, the face value "TWO DOLLARS" is embedded within the majestic depiction.
On the reverse, one is greeted by the likeness of King Charles III, whose profile has been immortalised with dignity and great attention to detail. The high mint quality "Proof" (PP) brings every feature to life and lends the coin its unmistakable brilliance.
The material of this gold coin is of the highest purity, with a fineness of 999.9/1,000. With a fine weight of 7.78 g and a diameter of 38.60 mm, it combines value and aesthetics in a unique way. The milled edge and braided rim skilfully complete the design and emphasise the exclusive character of this coin.
As an investment, this gold coin offers not only excellent inflation hedge and crisis protection potential, but is also a testament to history. The coin commemorates the coronation of King Charles III and will go down in the annals as a historic memento of this momentous occasion.
Gold has been a stable store of value for over 6,000 years and has never been worth zero. It is the money of God and has been shining for millennia. This coin represents not only monetary value, but also the longevity and enduring brilliance of gold. As one of the scarcest commodities in the world, gold offers long-term value stability and high liquidity. It is tradeable worldwide and provides protection against political and economic crises.
Central banks around the globe hold gold as a reserve currency, underscoring the importance of and confidence in this precious metal. Gold is exempt from VAT and profits from its sale are generally tax-free if the holding period is at least one year.
The "1/4 oz Gold Coronation of King Charles 2023 PP" is not only an investment in gold, but also an investment in a piece of history. It is a tribute to the tradition, power and elegance of the British Crown and a must for anyone who appreciates the value of gold and the fascination of the monarchy.
Invest in this strictly limited and valuable collector's coin, which captivates with its rarity and high-quality minting. Secure your own example of the "1/4 oz Gold Coronation of King Charles 2023 PP" and let yourself be swept away by the fascination of a royal heritage that has shone through the centuries.
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