3 x 5 Dollars 999 Certificate of Authenticity, Box

ADVANCED ART LEONARDO DA VINCI 3 x 1 OZ 3 x 5 DOLLARS SILVER COIN SAMOA 2024

Leonardo da Vinci Advanced Art 3 x 1 Oz 3 x 5 Dollars Silver Coins Samoa 2024

Three of Leonardo's masterpieces – Mona Lisa, Salvator Mundi and Vitruvian Man – on three coins of 1 oz Ag 999 silver each, set into large colour pictures. All in a large, decorative book that opens like a gallery. Mintage of only 999 sets, certificate of authenticity.

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Metal: Silver
Year of issue: 2024
Denomination: 3 x 5 Dollars
Certificate: Yes
Diameter: 254 x 170 mm
Weight: 3 x 1 Oz
Mintage: 999
Country: Samoa
Accessories: Certificate of Authenticity, Box
Availability: Available now
Brand: AllCollect

4,789.00 zł

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Leonardo da Vinci Advanced Art 3 x 1 Oz 3 x 5 Dollars Silver Coins Samoa 2024

Advanced Art – Leonardo da Vinci is an extraordinary collector’s set that combines cutting-edge minting technology with the timeless genius of one of history’s greatest artists. Each of the three 1 oz silver coins depicts Leonardo da Vinci’s most celebrated masterpieces, rendered in detailed relief and enhanced with authentic, true-to-life color application.

At the heart of the set lies the largest silver coin bar ever produced, representing a breakthrough in modern minting and a tribute to the enduring beauty of Renaissance art. This collection showcases the latest advancements in artistic coin production on an unprecedented scale.

With a strictly limited mintage of only 999 sets worldwide, this is a premium collector’s item for art lovers, numismatists, and precious metal investors alike. The set is presented in an elegant folder and includes a certificate of authenticity.

The large display book

The set comes in a large, decorative book that opens like a triptych. Inside, in separate capsules, are the three paintings with their coins, each with a plaque giving the title and date: Mona Lisa (1503–1506), Vitruvian Man (ca 1490) and Salvator Mundi (ca 1500). Opened, the book stands on a shelf or desk like a small Leonardo gallery – a ready-made, striking gift.