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10 Kilo Beijing Olympic Games Gold Coin - Only 29 Minted Worldwide!
Beijing 10 Kilo 2008 Olympic Games Gold Coin
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HighlightsSpecificationsThe Largest Official Olympic Games Coin Ever IssuedStruck in .9999 fine Gold100,000 Yuan Legal TenderExtremely Low MintageIncludes a Government certificate of authenticity
What could be as spectacular as the Olympic Games? A 22 pound 10 Kilo Gold coin commemorating the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games!

As the crowning achievement in the Beijing 2008 Olympic Coin Program, the China Mint has issued the largest ever Olympic Games coin in history—a 10 Kilo Legal Tender Gold coin! Only 29 were minted for the entire world—and we have the only one issued to the US!

This amazing 10 Kilo Gold coin features the colored emblem of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on the obverse, along with a design derived from Chinese ancient bronze ware. The reverse design depicts the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and a group of athletes across the foreground—all in exceptional detail.

The coin itself is awe-inspiring and the display case only adds to the allure. Crafted from African Blackwood and finished with intricately carved Chinese ornamentation, this is a masterpiece in its own right—crowned by a Chinese dragon carved from Shousan stone, the national stone of China. The art of Shousan stone carving traces as far back as the Ming Dynasty, when the carvings were used to create royal seals.

Imagine putting this incredible coin on display. Without a doubt it will be the showpiece of your entire collection—not to mention the most valuable. Collectors in many countries will not have a chance to own this incredible piece—making this a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of history. Hurry, it won’t last forever.
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[berserkr]

Ce e? Subiect? Era mai simplu un link desi nu vad ce-ati vrut cu articolul asta.

[laurentiu c]

Eu am vazut-o ca pe o curiozitate , sper ca n-am gresit site-ul, pare a fi unul de numismatica !

[berserkr]

Nu este vorba despre profilul sitului ci despre prezentarea subiectelor. Practic era un articol copiat de pe net. Puteati fie sa-i faceti un scurt rezumat fie sa precizati ce anume are acest articol care va face sa-l redati. Acum intelg ca vi se pare o curiozitat, prima oara n-am inteles la ce v-ati referit. Apoi era interesant de stiut de ce vi se pare o curiozitate, ce parere aveti dvs despre aceasta moneda. Oricum stiu c-a mai fost un subiect despre monede neobisnuite ca dimensiune:
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[laurentiu c]

Am luat la cunostinta data cind a-ti discutat pe acest forum despre un subiect asemanator , din pacate ,nu eram in tara atunci, sper ca nu am deranjat pe nimeni cu acest subiect . Curiozitatea vine din faptul ca nu intilnesti prea des o moneda , ma rog , i-ar trebui un nume adecvat obiectului de 10 kile' de aur ( o adevarata risipa ),
cele de un kilogram fiind mai usor de vazut ( prin cataloage ) : China ,Rusia, Panama, etc. Orgoliul chinezilor a avut , probabil , de suferit de-a lungul timpului si cum Olimpiada s-a desfasurat in ograda lor - motivul nu s-a lasat asteptat.

[berserkr]

Am si eu o intrebare pentru cei interesati de subiect. Cum credeti ca-s obtinute monede de o asemenea marime?

[banivechi]

De obicei sint obtinute prin achizitionare de la Banca Nationala a statului emitent, sau de la dealeri.

Mai pot fi obtinute prin schimburi intre colectionari...

Si probabil ca sint batute, daca la asta se referea intrebarea

[berserkr]

M-ai amuzat teribil. Esti sugubet. Deci spui ca-s batute, monede de 10 kile...Macar daca era o controversa batute-presate. Probabil ca au un ciocan manuit de un chinez de 2 metri si 200 de kile.