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1 oz Silver Coin - Star Wars™ - Boba Fett™ - 2020

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EMK
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Germany
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2026-07-23
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### STAR WARS™ - Boba Fett™ 1 Oz Silver - Uncirculated - Officially licensed Bullion Coin by Lucasfilm Ltd.™ - 1 ounce fine Silver - Limited mintage of 100,000 pieces - Delivery per 25 in original Mint Tube - Delivery per 250 in Original Master-Box The **STAR WARS™ bullion coin - Boba Fett™** was struck from one ounce of silver by the **New Zealand Mint**. The motive shows an officially licensed image of Boba Fett™ with his rifle as well as the imperial logo in the background. Boba Fett™ was born as a clone of Jango Fett™ on Kamino and was one of the most famous and richest bounty hunters in the galaxy. The design of the coin also includes the inscriptions "1 oz 999 Fine Silver", the copyright of Lucasfilm™ Ltd. and the logo of the New Zealand Mint. The reverse features the Ian Rank Broadley portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the inscriptions "ELIZABETH II", "NIUE", "TWO DOLLARS" and "2020". **: The coins are delivered per 25 in the original Tube of the Mint, per 250 coins in original Master-Box.**