Features the world-famous golden death mask of King Tutankhamun.
Commemorates the 1922 discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb by Howard Carter.
Authentic 1 Pound bi-metallic coin celebrating Ancient Egypt's rich heritage.
Inspired by one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in history.
Individually encapsulated for protection from dust and handling.
Presented in a modern eco-friendly collector's box.
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Tutankhamun Coin
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In 1922, the British Egyptologist Howard Carter achieved an archaeological sensation by discovering the almost completely preserved tomb of King Tutankhamun (c. 1341–1323 BC) in the Valley of the Kings. During the opening of the burial chamber and the further investigations a whole row of involved persons died, causing the legends about the curse of the pharaohs spread around the world. The most famous of the 5,398 finds is the death mask of the king. It is made of high karat gold and weighs over 10 kilograms. As one of the most prominent symbols of Ancient Egypt, it is also depicted on this 1 Pound bimetallic coin. It is stored in a modern eco-box and is encapsulated safely from dust and damage. With the motif of the world famous golden mask.
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In 1922, the British Egyptologist Howard Carter achieved an archaeological sensation by discovering the almost completely preserved tomb of King Tutankhamun (c. 1341–1323 BC) in the Valley of the Kings. During the opening of the burial chamber and the further investigations a whole row of involved persons died, causing the legends about the curse of the pharaohs spread around the world. The most famous of the 5,398 finds is the death mask of the king. It is made of high karat gold and weighs over 10 kilograms. As one of the most prominent symbols of Ancient Egypt, it is also depicted on this 1 Pound bimetallic coin. It is stored in a modern eco-box and is encapsulated safely from dust and damage. With the motif of the world famous golden mask.
