One of the worlds largest primates, the mountain gorilla is now the subject of the latest coin in the Rwandan Wildlife Series. The release of this spectacular new design also coincides with the 15^th anniversary of the series. In honor of the occasion, the mint has also included a special anniversary logo on each coin in the limited 100-piece mintage. Today, you have the opportunity to get 2023 Rwandan Mountain Gorilla 1 oz Platinum Coins online from Provident Metals.

Coin Highlights:

• Delivered in a capsule with a display box and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• 17^th issue in the Rwandan African Wildlife collection!
• Limited mintage of 100 coins!
• Stunning 15th-anniversaryrelease!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9995 pure platinum in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
• The face value of 100 Francs (RWF) is backed by Rwanda.
• The Emblem of Rwanda is presented on the obverse.
• A family of mountain gorillas features in the reverse.

We are pleased to present the 2023 Rwandan Mountain Gorilla Coin in its original mint packaging. This includes an acrylic capsule, a presentation case, and a Certificate of Authenticity. The 17^th design overall in the series, these coins were struck at B.H. Mayer Mint and issued by the government of Rwanda. They will arrive in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.

Obverse

For the obverse of 2023 Mountain Gorilla 1 oz Platinum Coins the Rwandan emblem is depicted. This national design was adopted in 2001 and includes a traditional woven basket atop a cog wheel. On either side of the basket, you will find a coffee branch and a stem of sorghum. Inscriptions on the obverse read BANKI NKURU YU RWANDA, AMAFARANGA, 100 IJANA.

Reverse

For the reverse of these Rwandan Platinum Coins, a family of mountain gorillas is featured along with a depiction of the African continent. Additionally, this release includes a special 15th-anniversarylogo. Reverse inscriptions read AFRICAN OUNCE, 2008-2023, 1 OZ FINE PLATINUM .999.

History

On average, a gorilla family consists of ten members in a hierarchy led by a dominant male. There are also additional hierarchies among the female members of the group. Baby gorillas are considered infants until they turn 3/12. By the time they reach age 8, they are considered adults. When a male gorilla then turns 12, its back and hips take on a silver hue, earning them the iconic name of silverback.

Ordering

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