Description
Why add this colorized 1 oz. silver 2021 Chibi Star Trek James T. Kirk shaped proof coin to your collection?
The New Zealand Mint has launched a new Chibi® coin series, which boldly honors the characters of Star Trek™. The first release is an homage to James T. Kirk™, the captain of the original USS Enterprise (NCC-1701). Chibi is a Japanese art form, known for the transformation of highly recognizable people and fictional personas into short and cute figures with disproportionate heads and exaggerated features.
- This Chibi Star Trek 2021 James T. Kirk coin is crafted from 1 Troy oz. of .999 fine silver.
- The 25.2 x 36.0 mm coin is uniquely character shaped.
- The coin is minted with a spectacular proof finish and stunning colorization.
- The coin is officially licensed by ViacomCBS.
- The coin will arrive in its original Star Trek themed Mint package.
- The coin is one of only 2,000 minted.
Charming Chibi-Style Rendition of Captain James T. Kirk
Obverse: The obverse is adorned with the classic right facing effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II that was designed by acclaimed British sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley in 1998. The effigy is accompanied by the inscriptions “ELIZABETH II NIUE” “2021 2 DOLLARS,” “1 OZ 999 FINE SILVER” and the Trademark of CBS Studios Inc.
Reverse: Captain James T. Kirk is depicted as a Chibi character on the reverse dressed in the traditional Starfleet uniform of black pants and boots, with a gold captain’s shirt emblazoned with Starfleet’s command division delta shield and star insignia. The captain is portrayed casually standing, wearing his signature smirking expression upon his face.
Sensational Silver Proof Coin
This Star Trek Chibi series 2021 James T. Kirk 1 oz. silver colorized proof coin is presented in ungraded condition, featuring a sharp strike, expertly finished surfaces and fantastic eye appeal. The character shaped coin is sealed in a custom designed capsule and housed in a Star Trek themed box, which includes an integrated numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
