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Petra Al-Khazneh Treasury 5oz Silver Coin 2025/Cook Islands /Ultra High Relief
Regular Price
€1.928,74
Uncirculated / Mint Condition – This coin is brand new, never circulated, and retains its original antique-finish silver with partial colorization. The high-relief design and three-dimensional details are crisp and flawless. Perfect for collectors and display.
Rare Collector’s Masterpiece: Petra Al-Khazneh 5oz Silver Coin
Own a stunning piece of numismatic art featuring one of the New Seven Wonders of the World – the Treasury (Al-Khazneh) in Petra, Jordan. This 2025 release combines cutting-edge "Smartminting" technology with ancient history.
Own a stunning piece of numismatic art featuring one of the New Seven Wonders of the World – the Treasury (Al-Khazneh) in Petra, Jordan. This 2025 release combines cutting-edge "Smartminting" technology with ancient history.
Key Specifications:
- Country of Issue: Cook Islands
- Year of Issue: 2025
- Face Value: 25 Dollars
- Material: .999 Silver (Antique finish with partial rose-gold/pink coloring)
- Weight: 5 oz (155.5 grams)
- Diameter: 50 mm
- Mintage: Extremely Limited – Only 500 pieces worldwide
- Technology: Ultra-High Relief (Smartminting)
Unique Design Features:
- Architectural Edge: Unlike standard coins, the top edge of this coin is not round; it is custom-shaped to follow the actual architectural silhouette of the Al-Khazneh Treasury.
- Realistic Coloring: The coin features a specialized pinkish finish that beautifully mimics the natural rose-red sandstone of the Nabataean city, set against a rugged antique silver background.
- Obverse: Features the official effigy of King Charles III.
Historical & Cultural Significance:
The Nabataeans, nomadic Arab tribes, established Petra as a major trading hub in modern-day Jordan. This coin pays tribute to the Al-Khazneh, a 1st-century monumental structure carved directly into the sandstone cliffs. Petra remained hidden from the Western world for centuries until its rediscovery in 1812.
The Nabataeans, nomadic Arab tribes, established Petra as a major trading hub in modern-day Jordan. This coin pays tribute to the Al-Khazneh, a 1st-century monumental structure carved directly into the sandstone cliffs. Petra remained hidden from the Western world for centuries until its rediscovery in 1812.
Denomination: Small Cent
Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
Composition: Silver (Antique Finish, Partially Colorized)
Certification: Uncertified
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