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With the Scottsdale Mint's renowned Biblical Series approaching its last year of production, the release of Jonah and the Large Fish illuminates a highlight of numismatic storytelling. Crafted from 2 Troy oz of .999 fine silver, this coin employs an impressive 3D high-relief method to modernize Gustave Doré’s wood engravings from the 19th century. Limited to just 1,499 coins, this antiqued creation is essential for collectors aiming to finish the 60-coin journey that started in 2015
The reverse motif is an accurate, high-relief replica of Gustave Doré’s iconic illustration. It illustrates the intense moment Jonah is discharged from the belly of the massive fish onto the beaches of Nineveh. The intricacy of the tumultuous Caribbean-like waves and the texture of the marine creature offer a sensory experience seldom encountered in bullion.
The obverse showcases the official likeness of King Charles III, signifying an important shift in the series from the earlier Queen Elizabeth II obverses. It encompasses the face value of $2 (NZD), the year 2024, along with the metal's weight and purity.
With the Scottsdale Mint's renowned Biblical Series approaching its last year of production, the release of Jonah and the Large Fish illuminates a highlight of numismatic storytelling. Crafted from 2 Troy oz of .999 fine silver, this coin employs an impressive 3D high-relief method to modernize Gustave Doré’s wood engravings from the 19th century. Limited to just 1,499 coins, this antiqued creation is essential for collectors aiming to finish the 60-coin journey that started in 2015
The reverse motif is an accurate, high-relief replica of Gustave Doré’s iconic illustration. It illustrates the intense moment Jonah is discharged from the belly of the massive fish onto the beaches of Nineveh. The intricacy of the tumultuous Caribbean-like waves and the texture of the marine creature offer a sensory experience seldom encountered in bullion.
The obverse showcases the official likeness of King Charles III, signifying an important shift in the series from the earlier Queen Elizabeth II obverses. It encompasses the face value of $2 (NZD), the year 2024, along with the metal's weight and purity.