Like previous entries in the Wild Mongolia series, the Argali design has been produced in a variety of formats by the Mayer Mint. Metal types include silver, gold, and platinum, with multiple weights available as well. In this listing, you will find the 3 oz Proof silver version, which was produced with the same Smartminting technology that was unveiled by Coin Invest Trust at the Berlin coin show in 2020. Provident Metals now has 2022 Proof Mongolia Magnificent Argali 3 oz Silver Coins available to you for purchase online.

Coin Highlights:

• Ships with a display box and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Beautiful new coin with Smartminting visuals!
• Limited mintage of just 500 pieces!
• Consists of 3 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value of 2000 Togrogs backed by the Mongolian government.
• The obverse field depicts the Bank of Mongolia coat of arms.
• On the reverse face of the coin there is a pair of Argali.
• Proof specimen.

Each 2022 Mongolia Magnificent Argali 3 oz Silver Coin in this online Provident Metals listing has been produced with stunning Smartminting technology. The coins also have proof visuals, which lend a frosted quality to the raised design and a mirrored appearance to the fields. Upon delivery, youll find your coin housed in an elegant display box that includes a Certificate of Authenticity.

Obverse

The Bank of Mongolia coat of arms is positioned at the center of 2022 Proof Mongolia Magnificent Argali Silver Coins. To the left and right sides of this design, there are horns that extend upwards before falling downwards and curving into a spiral position. Inscriptions on the obverse read 2000 TOGROG, MONGOLIA 3 OZ .999 SILVER, 2022.

Reverse

A pair of Argali sheep are found on the reverse of the 2022 Proof Mongolia Magnificent Argali 3 oz Coin. In the background, we see a front-facing Argali in extreme close-up. Slightly blocking its view is another of these sheep in standard close-up at a 3/4 angle. From this incredible vantage point, you can experience the face and horns of these animals almost as if you were there in person.

History

When you see an Argali, the first thing you will likely notice is its horns, which can account for 13% of their body mass. Despite their impressive size, these wild sheep seldom employ their horns as weapons, instead using their speed to steer clear of potential predators. That said, occasionally males will ram their horns into each other when competing for mating rights. Today, there are an estimated 80-90 thousand Argali roaming the world, with about 15 thousand in Mongolia alone.

Ordering

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