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Prehistoric Animals: Tylosaurus Pembinensis - 25-Cent Coloured Glow-in-the-Dark Coin (2013)
2013
Mintage 30,000
Archived
Prehistoric Animals: Tylosaurus Pembinensis - 25-Cent Coloured Glow-in-the-Dark Coin (2013)
2013
Mintage 30,000
$20.95 USD
Masters Club:
300
Status: CAN & US shipping only
Availability:
Out of stock in stores
About
Previous coins sold out! Order yours today!
Millions of years ago, a vast inland sea covered the centre of the North American continent, teeming with strange and fearsome beasts. The king of these wonders was the Tylosaurus: a super-predator related to present-day snakes and Komodo dragons that—at a whopping 43 feet in length—is believed to have been one of the most massive creatures to ever inhabit Earth's oceans.
The first two coins in this series of glow-in-the-dark prehistoric creatures sold out quickly, so makesure you order your coin today!
Special features
• Your unique coloured coin featuresglow-in-the-dark technology!
• For best effect, place the coinin sunlight, fluorescent, or incandescent light for 30-60 seconds, then bring the coin into the dark to reveal the glowing skeleton of the dinosaur!
• Third coin in the Prehistoric Animals coin series.
• Photo-luminescent effect will not wear.
• Limited to 30,000 coins worldwide.
• Your coin design was approved by Alberta's Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology.
Design
Designed by Canadian artist Julius Csotonyi under the technical guidance of Alberta's Royal Tyrell Museum, your coin illustrates paleontologists' rendition of what Tylosaurus pembinensis may have looked like. This daunting beast slithers across the field of the coin, head and massive jaw in the foreground, its mouth open to reveal dozensof sharp, powerful teeth. Removed from natural light, the monster's glow-in-the-dark image is transformed into an intricate skeleton. The reverse isengraved with the word "CANADA," the date "2013," and the face value of "25 CENTS."
Packaging
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell case lined with black flockand protected by a customized colour sleeve with photo-luminescent elements.
This coin makes an ideal gift for dinosaur enthusiasts young and old, and a unique addition to any coin collection. Order your coin today!
The first two coins in this series of glow-in-the-dark prehistoric creatures sold out quickly, so makesure you order your coin today!
Special features
• Your unique coloured coin featuresglow-in-the-dark technology!
• For best effect, place the coinin sunlight, fluorescent, or incandescent light for 30-60 seconds, then bring the coin into the dark to reveal the glowing skeleton of the dinosaur!
• Third coin in the Prehistoric Animals coin series.
• Photo-luminescent effect will not wear.
• Limited to 30,000 coins worldwide.
• Your coin design was approved by Alberta's Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology.
Design
Designed by Canadian artist Julius Csotonyi under the technical guidance of Alberta's Royal Tyrell Museum, your coin illustrates paleontologists' rendition of what Tylosaurus pembinensis may have looked like. This daunting beast slithers across the field of the coin, head and massive jaw in the foreground, its mouth open to reveal dozensof sharp, powerful teeth. Removed from natural light, the monster's glow-in-the-dark image is transformed into an intricate skeleton. The reverse isengraved with the word "CANADA," the date "2013," and the face value of "25 CENTS."
Packaging
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell case lined with black flockand protected by a customized colour sleeve with photo-luminescent elements.
This coin makes an ideal gift for dinosaur enthusiasts young and old, and a unique addition to any coin collection. Order your coin today!
Specifications
Product Number
118622
Mintage
30,000
Composition
cupronickel
Weight
0.5 g
Edge
plain
Face Value
25 cents
Finish
specimen with colour
Artist
Julius T. Csotonyi (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse)
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