2021 Cook Islands Real Heroes Firefighter Kilo 32.15 oz. 999 Silver Proof Coin

  
The Real Heroes Series honors the firefighters who sacrificed their lives on 9/11. These coins from Coin Invest Trust consist of a full kilo of. 999 pure silver and include ultra-high relief visuals and vivid colorization.

If you know a firefighter who was involved in the 9/11 rescue operation, then these coins could serve as a wonderful tribute to their courage and sacrifice. Delivered in a windowed presentation case with a Certificate of Authenticity!

Stunning new coin in the Real Heroes Series! Limited mintage of only 119 pieces! Contains 1 Kilo, 32.15 Troy oz, of. The face value of 100 Dollars is fully backed by the Cook Islands. Queen Elizabeth II and a 9/11 motif are featured on the obverse.

A close-up view of a firefighter features in the reverse design. All 2021 1 Kilo Cook Islands Real Heroes Firefighter Coins in this online JM Bullion listing will arrive to you housed in a presentation case with a Certificate of Authenticity. The case includes a window that allows you to glimpse the coin without opening the box. Produced by CIT with ultra-high relief visuals and selective colorization, this coin attempts to honor the heroes of 9/11 and succeeds with flying colors.

The Real Heroes Series is produced by Coin Invest Trust, a company based out of Liechtenstein, which is a small country located in the Alps. In an age when we are inundated with superheroes across our screens, this powerful series hopes to remind us that there are real-life heroes in the world today as well who sacrifice their lives for the well-being and safety of all. The obverse of 2021 1 Kilo Cook Islands Real Heroes Firefighter Silver Coins features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. This design was produced in 1998 for the Royal Mint by Ian Rank Broadley.

Above the portrait, there is a stunning silhouette of two firefighters in action as the Twin Towers loom in the background. On the reverse side of 2021 Cook Islands Real Heroes Firefighter Silver Coins, there is a closeup view of a firefighter. This outstanding design shows the firefighter wearing their helmet and oxygen mask and is presented in full color. If you examine the helmet, you'll see the number 343 inscribed on it, which is the number of firefighters who lost their lives on 9/11.