Discover the extraordinary 2023 Barbados Blue Marble Glow in the Dark Globe 3 oz Silver Coin, available at Provident Metals. In the dynamic realm of precious metals, this exceptional spherical coin takes the spotlight, showcasing a captivating blue enamel that comes to life in the dark, complemented by a delicate layer of 24-karat gold. Immerse yourself in the allure of this remarkable piece by securing your order through Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Comes in a presentation box with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Limited mintage of 999!
• Includes a layer of 24-karat gold!
• Glow in the Dark effect!
• Contains 3 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Holds a face value of 5 Dollars backed by Barbados.
• Obverse displays the Barbados coat of arms.
• Reverse depicts a colorized globe.

Every 2023 Barbados Blue Marble Glow in the Dark Globe 3 oz Silver Coin arrives meticulously encased in a presentation box, ensuring its brand-new condition while proudly displaying its magnificence. To validate your acquisition, a Certificate of Authenticity accompanies your purchase. Each coin within this limited mintage release features a spherical design and a captivating glow-in-the-dark feature.

Obverse

The obverse side of the 2023 Blue Marble Glow in the Dark Globe 3 oz Silver Coin proudly features the iconic Barbados coat of arms. The emblem encompasses a shield adorned with a Fig Tree and blossoms, flanked by a Dolphinfish and a Pelican. The emblem is framed by the identifying marks of the coin. Inscriptions read BARBADOS, 2023, PRIDE AND INDUSTRY, 3 OZ, 5 DOLLARS, and AG 999.

Reverse

The reverse side invites you to explore the mesmerizing depiction of the globe on the 2023 Barbados Blue Marble Glow in the Dark Globe Silver Coin. Cloaked in a deep blue enamel, reminiscent of Earth’s water bodies, the spherical coin boasts a layer of 24-karat gold on the seven continents. Notably, this coin possesses the unique ability to glow in the dark, making it a stunning and unparalleled addition to any collection.

History

This coin displays what we know the Earth to look like. However, it has not always used to look this way. Around 250 million years ago, all the continents were merged together, creating one large body of mass called Pangaea. Fifty million years later, Pangaea was split into two large land masses. Continental draft continued to the point where we now have the seven continents that we know today.

Ordering

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