2 oz Silver Coin - Peter Carl Fabergé - Imperial Coronation Egg - High Relief - Color - 2024
### Peter Carl Fabergé - Imperial Coronation Egg 2 Oz Silver - Proof - High Relief - Sensational High Relief - smartminting© - Mintage only 888 pieces - With Certificate of Authenticity - Presented in original Box After CIT had already issued four Fabergé coins in 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 in memory of Russian jeweler **Peter Carl Fabergé**, this exceptional issue honors another of his works - the **Imperial Coronation Egg**. The motive shows the Imperial Coronation Egg made of yellow gold, decorated with shimmering diamonds. In the background are elaborate ornaments inspired by the design of the unique work of art. Also included in the design is the inscription "Peter Carl Fabergé - Imperial Coronation Egg". The reverse shows the coat of arms of the Mongolian National Bank as well as the weight, fineness and denomination. The Imperial Coronation Egg was presented as a gift to the last Russian Tsarina of the Romanov dynasty in homage to the resplendent golden robe she wore during her coronation. Inside the original is a precise replica of the 18th-century Imperial coach that carried the Tsarina Alexandra to her coronation at Moscow's Uspensky Cathedral. The imperial egg is currently in the Museum of St. Petersburg, Russia. Using **Smartminting© High Relief**, the coin struck from 2 ounces of silver recreates the famous work of art very authentically. The commemorative coin is delivered in the original box including a certificate of authenticity. **PETER CARL FABERGE is a registered trade mark of Fabergé (UK) Limited (www.faberge.com) and is used with the consent of Fabergé (UK) Limited.** *** **smartminting**© is a revolutionary technology in the field of modern numismatics. It allows unprecedented dimensions of high reliefs and sets new standards in the commemorative coin industry. - considerably larger diameter on standard weight coins while maintaining relief height - standard relief height on coins with greatly reduced weight - extraordinarily high relief on coins with slightly increased weight