This proof $7 coin with Swarovski elements contains 7 oz. of spherical-shaped silver! "For the first time ever in the history of coins, a coin has been minted that is completely spherical! Issued by the Mint of Poland, this extraordinary design displays a seamless image of the world in the form of a small silver globe. Marked on the globe are the 7 Wonders of World, all located with a stunning Swarovski crystal." http://www.ebay.com/itm/2015-Niue-7...GP-SKU37446-/381437817849?hash=item58cf7733f9
Price: US $895.00 that works out to about $128 per oz. That's some pretty expensive silver, but I'm sure that someone out there will just have to have it.
So for something to be a coin (by definition) it has to be government backed and made of metal right? shape means nothing. Does Niue therefore have it's own currency? I always thought they used NZD? :/
SilverPete, congrats on your 8,000th post! Been here 18 months with that many posts already! Must be a record?