A coin series featuring classic ships would be incomplete without the inclusion of the legendary STS Sedov. This is why Provident Metals is thrilled to offer the 5th release in the Nautical Ounce Series featuring this iconic steel barque. Originally built in Germany, the Sedov was later handed over to Russia after World War II, where she still is kept to this day. Today, you have the chance to get 2021 Proof Rwandan Sedov Nautical Ounce 1 oz Silver Coins online from Provident Metals.

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives inside a protective capsule with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• 5th coin in the Nautical Ounce Series!
• Limited mintage of just 1,000 silver coins!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value of 50 Francs (RWF) backed by Rwanda.
• The obverse field depicts the STS Sedov at sea.
• On the reverse side of the coin is the national seal of Rwanda.
• Proof Specimen.

Each 2021 Proof Rwandan Sedov Nautical Ounce 1 oz Coin is this Provident Metals listing is delivered to you inside a protective plastic capsule. Also included with the coin is a Certificate of Authenticity. These beautiful specimens are proof strikes, which gives the foreground a frosted appearance and the field a polished mirrored effect.

Obverse

On the obverse field of 2021 Proof Rwandan Sedov Nautical Silver Coins is a depiction of the STV Sedov. This artistic design perfectly captures the splendor of this beloved sailing vessel. Also included in the design is a compass rose and other various nautical equipment. Youll find inscriptions on the edge that read SEDOV, NAUTICAL OUNCE, 1 OZ FINE SILVER, .999 2021.

Reverse

For the reverse side of the 2021 Sedov Nautical Ounce 1 oz Silver Coin, youll find the national Rwandan seal. This famous emblem features two Rwandan shields surrounding a traditional woven basket. The basket sits atop a cogwheel and includes a coffee branch and sorghum stem. Youll also see inscriptions that read BANKI NKURU YU RWANDA, REPUBLIKA YU RWANDA, AMAFARANGA, MIRONGO ITANU, and 50.

History

The STS Sedov received its current name in 1945, when she was handed over to Russia by Germany after the war. She is named after George Sedov, an arctic explorer who had died while on an expedition in 1914. While originally a cargo ship in Germany, the Sedov was turned into a Navy training vessel in Russia, where she still resides to this day. The Sedov is one of the largest sailing ships in the world, and includes such amenities as a glass banquet hall, a stage, and a movie theater.

Ordering

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