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Lily of the Valley Egg
100 Dolarów

2011

Edition Metal Stamp Diameter Weight Mintage BU Unc XF VF FF
2011 MW Au 900 Proof ↑↑ ø 41.6 mm 93.30 g 222 - - - - -
↓ Obverse ↓
Obverse Lily of the Valley Egg 100 Dolarów 2011
Reverse Lily of the Valley Egg 100 Dolarów 2011
↑ Reverse ↑
Coin
Issuer Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Coin type Collector's
Shape Ellipse (egg)
Denomination & currency 100 Dolarów
100.00 NZD
Design Robert Kotowicz
Edition details
Year of the edition 2011
Year on Coin 2011
Edition date 2011-04-??
Edition price -
Mint Mennica Polska SA (Warszawa)
Privy mark MW
Mintage 222
Physical characteristics
Stamp Proof
Medal alignment
Metal Gold (Au 900)
Diameter ø 41.6 mm
Weight 93.30 g
Border Plain
Rim Upset
Additional decorations Pad / raster printing
Swarovski Crystal
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Sample graph - Fryderyk Chopin, 50 Złotych, 1972
Description
In the original this art-nouveau style egg is enameled translucent rose on a guilloche field and supported on four dull green-gold cabriolet legs, composed of overlapping leaves veined in rose-cut diamonds. The egg is surmounted by a rose-cut diamond and cabochon ruby Imperial crown set, with two bows and quartered by four lines of rose-cut diamonds and decorated with lilies of the valley in pearls and rose-cut diamonds. The stalks are lightly engraved green gold, and the leaves are enameled translucent green on gold. The surprise consists of three oval miniatures of Nicholas II in military uniform and the Grand Duchesses Olga and Tatiana, his first two children. This egg was the companion piece to the “Coronation Egg” in the 1979 sale by Wartski of London for $2,160,000 to Forbes Magazine Collection, New York. In 2004 both eggs sold privately for an undisclosed sum to Viktor Vekselberg, Moscow, and have returned to their country of origin.
Obverse
At the bottom - open Spring Flowers Egg (1899-1903) with a miniature basket of wood anemones inside. Above - Niue Island’s Coat of Arms with the inscription “Elizabeth II” below. Around the head - decorative neorococo scroll ornament. At the top - issuer’s name: Niue Island. On the right - a nominal value of the coin, 100 dollars, on the left - year of issue: 2011.
Reverse
In the center - the image of “Lily of the Valley Egg”. On the left side of egg, inscription “Imperial”. On the right side of egg, inscription- “Fabergé Eggs”.
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