2022 Fiji 50 Cent 1-oz Titanium Hubble Telescope Colorized Coin Uncirculated

The World’s Most Famous Telescope Isn’t Even On Earth!

When NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope (HST) was launched into low Earth orbit in 1990, it wasn’t the first space telescope ever to leave the confines of the planet, but it was one of the largest and most versatile and was met with a fanfare usually reserved for actual human beings. Of course, the orbiting observatory needs lots of human attention, In fact, it’s the only space telescope designed to be maintained by astronauts and to date, five Space Shuttle missions have blasted off to affect repairs, upgrades and system replacements. But unless you have Jeffrey Bezos or Elon Musk kind of money, the odds of you ever rocketing into space, much less visiting the Hubble, are astronomical. But don’t feel like you’re missing out because this coin minted out of space-age Titanium gives you a look at the scientific marvel that is Hubble that’s out of this world!

Beautiful Multi-Hued Platinum Coin

This fabulous coin shows an incredible colorized image of the Hubble orbiting earth while a colorful image of space forms a backdrop in the background. The colors are actually different titanium colors, creating a multi-hued platinum coin with its outer ring revealing titanium’s natural smoky charcoal-grey hue. Struck in 31.5 grams of highly pure 90% fine titanium, this coin even features the NASA seal of approval with the space agency’s familiar logo prominently placed next to the image of the Hubble Telescope on the coin’s reverse design.

One-Billion Seconds In Space

There’s still lots of life in the Hubble Telescope and on January 1, 2022, it officially passed the one-billion second mark. Hubble was deployed from the Space Shuttle Discovery's cargo bay on April 25, 1990, making it one-billion seconds since it began operating. In its more than three decades of operation, Hubble has played a major role in resolving many long-standing astronomical questions, while also raising many new questions in such scientific discourses as the expansion of the universe, black holes, extending visible wavelength images, new solar systems, supernovas, and the mass and size of our own Milky Way galaxy.

Order Now Before These Coins Escape Your Orbit

Just 5,000 of these Uncirculated coins are available for worldwide release and each one available here comes beautifully presented in a custom presentation case and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. Fans of science, space and unique, limited-edition coins are sure to make haste to add one of these 2022 Fiji 50 Cent One-Ounce Titanium Hubble Telescope Colorized Coins to their collection. Make sure they don’t escape your orbit. Click one to your cart right now!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS:

• COLORIZED TRIBUTE TO THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE – This coin pays tribute to NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope (HST) with a full-color image of the of-world observatory that has been in low Earth orbit since its launch in 1990. The coin’s obverse features a colorized design of the Fiji Coat of Arms.
• NASA-APPROVED – These coins have NASA’s seal of approval and even feature the space agency’s familiar logo next to the image of the Hubble Space Telescope on the coin’s reverse design.
• STRUCK IN HIGHLY PURE TITANIUM – Each Hubble Telescope Colorized Coin was struck in 31.5 grams (more than an ounce!) of highly pure 90% fine titanium and measures 40 mm in diameter.
• LEGAL-TENDER COIN – These One-Ounce Titanium Hubble Telescope Colorized Coins are 50 cents legal tender in the South Pacific Ocean island nation of Fiji.
• BEAUTIFUL UNCIRCULATED CONDITION – Your 2022 Fiji 50 Cent One-Ounce Titanium Hubble Telescope Colorized Coin will come in original Uncirculated (Unc) condition.
• LOW LIMITED EDITION – The maximum worldwide limited edition for the 2022 Fiji 50 Cent One-Ounce Titanium Hubble Telescope Colorized Coin has been set at just 5,000.

Chart your own space-age course with this 2022 Fiji 50 Cent One-Ounce Titanium Hubble Telescope Colorized Coin. Order yours now before they quite possibly leave your orbit… forever!