Imperial Coronation Egg by Faberge 2 oz silver coin 2024

2024 Imperial Coronation Egg by Faberge high relief 2 oz proof silver coin Mongolia. The "Imperial Coronation Egg" is an exceptional work of art created by the talented Peter Carl Fabergé. This magnificent masterpiece is the 5th installment of this exceptional series and radiates the grandeur of a past epoch. In 1897, this remarkable Fabergé creation was bestowed upon the final Russian Tsarina of the Romanov dynasty as a tribute to the magnificent golden attire she donned during her coronation. This egg exemplifies the sophistication of its era, with its intricate Guilloche decorations, sparkling diamonds, and a combination of several shades of gold. Currently, Victor Vekselberg owns a valuable treasure worth around 18 million dollars, which is currently housed in the Museum of St. Petersburg. The treasure in question is the "Imperial Coronation Egg," which greatly fascinates all visitors to the museum. However, there is another remarkable hidden feature within the original item - a meticulously crafted miniature copy of the coronation carriage. The term "PETER CARL FABERGE" is a legally protected trademark owned by Fabergé (UK) Limited (www.faberge.com). The use of this trademark has been authorized by Fabergé (UK) Limited. This issue is crafted from 9999 pure silver with an exceptionally high level of detail and craftsmanship, known as ultra high relief, in a proof finish. The "Imperial Coronation Egg" features partial gold printing. The mintage is restricted to 888 pieces globally.