2022 Solomon Islands $10 5-oz Silver Titanic-Shaped Colorized Proof-Like Coin

Remembering The 110th Anniversary Of The Titanic

In 1912, the unthinkable happened. That was the year a not-so-small ship named the RMS Titanic set out on its first and only voyage, carrying 2,224 enthusiastic passengers and crew. Of course, as the history books and Hollywood have shown, the massive ocean liner did not complete her historic trip from Southampton, England to New York City. Just four days into the voyage, the “unsinkable” ship struck an iceberg approximately 375 miles south of Newfoundland and sank in the early morning hours of April 15th taking with her more than 1,500 people.

First Ever Titanic-shaped Silver Coin With Multifaceted Translucent Coloring

The sinking of the Titanic is the most famous maritime disaster in history, and now you can own a small part of that story with this commemorative coin, the first ever ship-shaped Titanic Silver coin with partial multifaceted translucent coloring. Measuring approximately 4" long by 2" tall, this incredibly detailed coin takes on an almost three-dimensional appearance thanks to its stunning Proof-Like (PL) finish. That means that even though this coin wasn’t struck as a proof, its brilliant and reflective finish has earned it a “Proof-Like” designation with fields that exhibit a higher-than-normal degree of reflectivity that are reminiscent of a Proof coin.

Remembering The Unsinkable Ship Of Dreams

The design itself tells the whole tragic story of the RMS Titanic. It shows the famous ocean liner and the iceberg it struck on one side with the obverse shows the shipping route and coordinates of the Titanic’s final resting place in combination with a compass framing the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. It’s moats as if you’ve been given a detailed treasure map to pinpoint where the sunken shipwreck rests on the cold bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.

Small Limited Edition Means You Should Secure Yours Now!

Released on behalf of the Solomon Islands, a nation consisting of hundreds of islands in the South Pacific Ocean, this $10 legal-tender coin is limited to a maximum mintage of just 750 coins for worldwide release. Plus, each will come beautifully housed in a deluxe presentation case along with a Titanic-themed shipper and a Certificate of Authenticity. With an edition limit this small for such a popular and enduring subject, you’ll need to secure one of these coins now or risk watching these coins sail off into someone else’s collection!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS:

• HONORING 110th ANNIVERSARY OF THE TITANIC – This coin was struck to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the RMS Titanic’s sinking in 1192. The first ever Titanic-shaped silver coin with partial multifaceted translucent coloring, it shows the famous ocean liner and the iceberg it struck on one side with the obverse shows the shipping route and coordinates of the Titanic’s final resting place in combination with a compass framing the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II.
• STRUCK IN HIGHLY PURE SILVER – Each Titanic-Shaped Colorized Coin was struck in five full ounces of highly pure 99.9% fine silver and measures approximately 106 mm x 48.6 mm.
• LEGAL-TENDER COIN – These 2022-dated Five-Ounce Silver Titanic-Shaped Colorized Coin are $10 legal tender in the Solomon Islands, a nation consisting of hundreds of islands in the South Pacific Ocean.
• STUNNING PROOF-LIKE CONDITION – Your 2022 Solomon Islands $10 Five-Ounce Silver Titanic-Shaped Colorized Coin will come in stunning Proof-Like (PL) condition.
• LOW, LIMITED EDITION – The maximum worldwide limited edition for the 2022 Solomon Islands $10 Five-Ounce Silver Titanic-Shaped Colorized Proof-Like Coin has been set at just 750.

Secure the first ever Titanic-shaped silver coin with partial multifaceted translucent coloring, with this 2022 Solomon Islands $10 Five-Ounce Silver Titanic-Shaped Colorized Proof-Like Coin. Just 750 coins have been authorized so order yours now!