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{{/presale}}Provident Metals is excited to offer an all-new coin designed after a puzzle of Earth! This incredible concept is rendered with exquisite life-like detail. Upon examination, you will find this coin looks identical to an Earth jigsaw puzzle you would work on in your own home. It even has a few pieces missing along the edge. Right now, you can purchase your own 2022 Antique Colorized Republic of Chad Earth Puzzle 1 oz Silver Coins online today from Provident Metals.
Coin Highlights:
When you purchase 2022 Republic of Chad Earth Puzzle 1 oz Silver Coins in this online Provident Metals listing, you will receive a coin housed in a display box with a beautiful, themed shipper. Also included is a Certificate of Authenticity. Through a process known as Bi-Metal Max, the coins base layer of copper and outer layer of silver allows for an impressive 60 mm diameter. This enables the coins to achieve a level of realism in the design that few can match.
Obverse
On the obverse of 2022 Antique Colorized Republic of Chad Earth Puzzle 1 oz Coins is the Republic of Chad coat of arms. This national emblem contains a shield being held up by a lion and a goat. The background consists of puzzle pieces. You will see inscriptions on the edge that read REPUBLIQUE DU TCHAD 2022 5000 FRANCS CFA.
Reverse
The reverse face of 2022 Earth Puzzle 1 oz Silver Coins consists of a Planet Earth jigsaw puzzle design. This remarkable colorized depiction looks practically lifelike, with even a few pieces of the puzzle left off the edge for an extra realistic effect.
History
When puzzles were invented in 1762 by John Spilsbury, they were seen as educational tools for children to help teach them geography. In the 1930s they became a national sensation in America during the Great Depression. Because of their affordability, they served as a great distraction for people during this time of hardship. Still, these puzzles were made of wood, so they didnt quite resemble the jigsaw puzzles most of us use today. The classic cardboard design came about during WWII, as a shortage of plywood forced puzzle makers to revert to a cheaper, more convenient material.
Ordering
For more information about 1 oz silver coins or any other coins in our catalog, please contact our team at Provident Metals. We can be reached via our online live chat and email features, or you can call us at 800-313-3315.
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