2023 1 oz Niue Equilibrium Silver Coin

From the Pressburg Mint's Equilibrium series comes another coin, featuring a new design every year to symbolize the balance between technology and humanity. The obverse displays the Niue coat of arms, year of issue, and denomination, with a limited mintage of 100,000 pieces. 

Key Features:

- Each coin contains .9999 silver.

- All coins come packaged in a protective plastic capsule.

- Limited mintage of 100,000 coins.

Design:

- Obverse: The 2023 Niue Equilibrium Silver Coins display the Public Seal of Niue on the obverse, confirming their legal tender status. The seal features a garland ring around a decorative inner circle, along with a crown and the official motto of Atua, Niue Tukulagi (God, Niue Eternally). The obverse also bears inscriptions of Niue 2023 and 2 Dollars.

- Reverse: On the reverse of 2023 1 oz Equilibrium Silver Coins, you'll find the yin and yang symbol - a classic design of a circle divided into light and dark halves, each containing an element of the other to represent their complementary nature. The reverse also displays a decorative edge pattern and inscriptions of Equilibrium, 1 oz Fine Silver, and .9999

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the spot price of precious metals?

The spot price for precious metals is the current market price at which a given asset can be bought or sold for immediate delivery.

2. What is the difference between a 'round' and a 'coin'?

Gold, silver, and platinum "coins" are minted by a sovereign government, have a minimum face value, and are legal tender. Precious metal "rounds" are minted by private mints, have no face value, and generally have a lower premium than coins.

3.What is the difference between an ounce and a troy ounce?

A troy ounce dates back to the Middle Ages. It was, and continues to be, used for weighing precious metals. One troy ounce is equal to approximately 31.1035 grams. Our modern-day ounce (oz), is a metric commonly used to measure foods and other items, but not precious metals. It is the equivalent of 28.349 grams. A troy ounce is a little heavier, with a gram equivalent of 31.1.

Don't miss the chance to add these intriguing coins to your collection. Order now and experience the timeless allure of the Equilibrium Series.

Have questions? Our team is available at 1-888-861-0775, or via our email address sales@sprottmoney.com.