Imperial Faberge Eggs is a magnificent series of minted replicas of works by Carl Peter Faberge and his assistants. Thanks to the exuberance, intricacy and splendour of decoration, Faberge Eggs have gained a huge popularity as jewelry masterpieces. Now, struck in .925 proof silver, they are sure to become an extravagant and luxurious addition to any modern coin collection. On the obverse of this silver Feberge coin of 2013, there is the image of the open Spring Flowers Egg with a miniature basket of wood anemones inside. The portrait of Queen Elizabeth II is surrounded by the florid ornament with the legends indicating the face value of the Niue coin, its issuing country and year. The beautifully crafted reverse with stone inserts features the Moscow Kremlin Egg (1904) considered to be the tallest and most ambitious of the Imperial Easter eggs. Created in minute detail, it represents the Uspensky Cathedral where Russian tsars were crowned. Imperial Faberge Eggs got their name due to the fact that they were made for Alexander III and Nicholas II of Russia. The reverse image is embellished with a colored Swarovski crystal to fully express the finesse and magnificence of the original Moscow Kremlin Egg. The coin has been issued with the limited mintage of 7 000 pieces worldwide, so don’t miss the opportunity to own the silver masterpiece by Niue! Country: Niue Metal Purity: 925 Box: No Year of Issue: 2013 Coin Weight: 56.56 g CoA: Yes Face Value: 2 dollars Dimensions: 41,6x55,6 mm Coin Accent: Stone inserts, Gilding ID: NU0332 Quality: Proof Mintage quantity: 7000 pcs