263GERMANY.
Hamburg,
Silver Medal n. d. (1696).
Estimate: 2.000 CHF

396GERMANY.
Saxony-Jena,
Taler 1678.
Estimate: 8.000 CHF

714KOREA.
Amulet n. d. (19th cent.).
Estimate: 5.000 CHF

789NORWAY.
Christian IV,
Speciedaler 1646.
Estimate: 4.000 CHF

823RDR / AUSTRIA.
Leopold I,
10 Ducats 1668 KB.
Estimate: 120.000 CHF

1058USA.
50 Dollars 1915 S.
Estimate: 40.000 CHF

1429SWITZERLAND.
Lucerne,
5 Ducats 1741.
Estimate: 50.000 CHF

1571SWITZERLAND.
Zurich,
4 Ducats 1624.
Estimate: 15.000 CHF

2360SWITZERLAND.
Solothurn,
Gold Medal 1890.
Estimate: 7.500 CHF

3696SWITZERLAND.
Zurich,
1/2 Taler 1773.
Estimate: 6.000 CHF
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Swissmint Commemorates Wind Power

Swissmint produces exclusive and limited-edition collector coins under the name “Eidgenössische Sondermünzen.” The latest special coin, “Wind power”, is the last in the trilogy on the theme of “Energy of the future.” With this series on sustainable energy sources, Swissmint wants to draw attention to the issues of climate change and renewable energies, which are important to all of us.

Switzerland / 20 CHF / .999 Silver / 20 g / 33 mm / Designs: Benjamin Löbbert, Bern Mintage: 10,000 (Proof).

Swissmint’s latest collector coin is dedicated to Wind power. Background: Appolinary Kalashnikova via Unplash.

Alongside hydropower and solar energy, wind power is becoming the third pillar of Switzerland’s energy supply: wind energy bridges the gap created by lower hydroelectric and solar energy production in winter. This is because wind power generates two thirds of its total production in winter. The combination of wind, solar and hydropower means we can all receive Swiss-sourced carbon-free electricity.

Switzerland / 20 CHF / .999 Silver / 20 g / 33 mm / Design: Benjamin Löbbert, Bern Mintage: 10,000 (Proof).

Switzerland / 20 CHF / .999 Silver / 20 g / 33 mm / Design: Benjamin Löbbert, Bern. Mintage: 10,000 (Proof).

The 20g special coin “Wind power”, alloyed with 999 silver, stands out thanks to, among other things, fluorescent elements on the obverse, which depicts part of a wind turbine and abstract wind currents. The reverse features a globe with fictitious high- and low-pressure areas. In addition, the nominal value of CHF 20 is depicted. 10,000 coins will be issued in proof quality.

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