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1987 5 oz Samoa America's Cup Silver Proof Coin In Cap
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1987 5 oz Samoa America's Cup Silver Proof Coin In Cap
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The 1987 5 oz Samoa America's Cup Silver Proof Coin is a stunning tribute to one of the most prestigious sailing competitions in the world. Struck from 5 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, this beautifully crafted proof coin features a high-relief design that captures the excitement and heritage of the America's Cup, the oldest international sailing trophy. Issued by the Singapore Mint, this limited-edition collectible is a must-have for numismatists and maritime enthusiasts alike. Encased in a protective capsule, this silver proof coin showcases mirror-like fields and frosted details, highlighting its exceptional craftsmanship.
The America's Cup is the most celebrated yacht race in history, dating back to 1851, when the schooner America won the first competition around the Isle of Wight. Over the decades, the race has evolved into a global sporting event, featuring cutting-edge sailing technology and intense international rivalries. Samoa's 1987 commemorative coin honors this prestigious competition, celebrating both sailing excellence and numismatic artistry
Coin Specifications:
- Limited Mintage of 35,000
- Contains .999 fine silver and weighs 5 troy oz
- Proof finish
- Issued by the Singapore Mint
- Face value of $25 backed by the Samoan government
- Obverse: Features the 'America's Cup' trophy along with the weight, purity, and the denomination.
- Reverse: Shows a sailing ship along with the year of mintage.
The 1987 5 oz Samoa America's Cup Silver Proof Coin is a rare and impressive collectible, offering a unique blend of historical significance, maritime heritage, and investment-grade silver content. Whether you're a collector of America's Cup memorabilia, an investor in fine silver, or a fan of beautifully struck proof coins, this limited-mintage issue is a valuable addition to any collection. Order yours today at Bullion Exchanges and own a piece of sailing history.