Quasi-Best Appraisal PCGS MS69 Somalia Elephant 2012. #??????????? Antique coins are known as stable assets that are unlikely to decline in value (it is said that antique coins have not declined in value for the past 27 years) and are more likely to rise because they decrease but do not increase over the years. If it is not lost, stolen, or the storage location is not damaged by fire or water, the value will not be lost, and the number will decrease after issuance due to those disasters or crushing as metal. Since it will not increase again, the scarcity will naturally increase year by year. There are still few collectors in Japan, but there are already many collectors overseas, and it is a field that is actively distributed. Why don”t you take this opportunity to collect antique coins, which are said to be the “strongest defense asset”? Somalia PCGS MS69 SOMALIA 100Shillings 2012 Elephant Bullion Coinage This 2012 Somali Silver African Elephant Coin from the African Wildlife Coin series appeals to coin collectors around the world with its depiction of one of Africa”s most fascinating animals, the elephant. The Silver Elephant Coin minted in Germany is minted in. 999 sterling silver, with a face value of 100 shillings. Obverse: It is engraved with the numismatic value of the coat of arms of the Republic of Somalia “2012” and “100 shillings”. Back: Displays three majestic Somali elephants roaming in the tall grass. It is guaranteed by the Bavarian State Mint in Germany. Date: 2012 Face Value: 100 Shillings Weight: 1 troy ounce (36.31g) Production: Bavarian State Mint Thickness: 3mm Diameter: 39 mm This product has been rated MS69 by the appraisal company PCGS, with 457 coins in the same rank and only 55 coins in the world higher than this. Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions. The act of declaring a lower price: Under value is not allowed. Please tell me the product you want. We will do our best to find it.