1000 Kronur Sterling Silver Coin

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COIN HIGHLIGHTS

This coin may ship in a plastic flip sleeve or coin capsule depending on availability
Consisting of 26.73 grams of 925 Sterling Silver
Obverse: Features the four protective spirits of Iceland including the bull, the eagle, the dragon, and the giant along with the legal tender value and country of issue
Reverse: Features a left-facing portrait of Leif Ericsson with a sheathed sword and axe in hand along with the inscriptions “LEIFUR EIRÍKSSON SONUR ÍSLANDS”, “FUNDUR NORÐUR-AMERÍKU” “1000” and “2000”

Leif Ericsson was a Norse explorer who is thought to have discovered North America almost 500 years before Christopher Columbus. There is speculation that Ericsson’s voyage landed near Newfoundland, Canada and correlate with historical settlements in the region.

Specifications

SKU: 7463
Finish: Lightly Used
Taxable in Canada: Yes
Denomination: ISK 1000
Purity: 925
Country: Iceland

Weight: 0.8594 oz
Average Thickness (mm): 3
Diameter (mm): 39

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1000 Kronur Sterling Silver Coin

Secure your 1000 Kronur Sterling Silver Coin and grow your wealth today! COIN HIGHLIGHTS *This coin may ship in a plastic flip sleeve or coin capsule depending on availability *Consisting of 26.73 grams of 925 Sterling Silver *Obverse: Features the four protective spirits of Iceland including the bull, the eagle, the dragon, and the giant along with the legal tender value and country of issue *Reverse: Features a left-facing portrait of Leif Ericsson with a sheathed sword and axe in hand along with the inscriptions “LEIFUR EIRÍKSSON SONUR ÍSLANDS”, “FUNDUR NORÐUR-AMERÍKU” “1000” and “2000” Leif Ericsson was a Norse explorer who is thought to have discovered North America almost 500 years before Christopher Columbus. There is speculation that Ericsson’s voyage landed near Newfoundland, Canada and correlate with historical settlements in the region.