Silver coin from the Cook Islands that was made to commemorate the seasons of the year and more specifically in this case, summer.
The presentation draws attention since it has been carried out inside a snow globe inside which is the coin and, in turn, some shavings with colors that more closely reflect this season, in shades of orange, yellow...
Barely 7 Centimeters High, This Snow Globe Is A Little Gem In Itself.
It has the advantage that it can be displayed in the same conditions in which it is already found, since the ball itself protects the coin and is itself a showcase and a truly decorative element.
The Coin Itself Is Truly Adorable. Either because of its size, or because of the design itself, a couple who together walk a baby carriage with a tree behind them that is dropping some of its leaves, an element that matches the shavings of the snow globe that They resemble those leaves that begin their descent.
In this case, the tree is the only color element of the coin, the trunk in a dark brown and the leaves in tones almost close to autumn.
The rest of the coin is made of silver and it can be seen that both the tree and the couple, as well as the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse of the coin, have been made with a delicate relief that enhances them.
The Background Of The Coin In Mirror Format Has Been Designed To Reflect All The Colors Of The Leaves (Shavings) And Thus Give You A More Sensation Of Walking Through A Huge Park In SUMMER.