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NEW* 1 ounce silver Niue 2022 BU Finish - Marie Curie - Icons of Inspiration Issue 6 - 2 NZD

NEW* 1 ounce silver Niue 2022 BU Finish - Marie Curie - Icons of Inspiration Issue 6 - 2 NZD
NEW* 1 ounce silver Niue 2022 BU Finish - Marie Curie - Icons of Inspiration Issue 6 - 2 NZD NEW* 1 ounce silver Niue 2022 BU Finish - Marie Curie - Icons of Inspiration Issue 6 - 2 NZD
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1 oz Niue 2022 BU Finish Marie Curie Icons of Inspiration

Mintage : max. 10.000 - Delivery in Original Capsule

Marie Curie observing a vial with "Ra," the chemical symbol for radium, to one side of her with lines radiating out from it. Her signature is shown below her portrait.

Reverse: A celebratory image of a muse, arm extended toward the sun, with the date, seal of the nation of Niue and face value.

Series : Icons of Inspiration
1 Galileo 2 Da Vinci  3 Newton 4 Einstein  5 Wright Brothers 6 Marie Curie

Technische Daten - Coin Data :

Niue Islands - 2023 - 2 NZD - BU - Satin Finish
Collection Icons of Inspiration
Auflage- Mintage 10,000
1 oz = 31,1 g .999 Silber - Silver
Mint-Original-Capsule

Marie Curie

The French chemist and physicist of Polish descent laid the foundations for modern nuclear physics. Marie Curie was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1903, together with her husband Pierre Curie and Antoine Henri Becquerel, for the successful detection of radioactivity and radiation phenomena. For the discovery of the elements radium and polonium, Curie was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1911. This made Curie the first woman ever, as well as the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize a second time. In 1906 she was appointed professor of physics at the Sorbonne and in 1922 was appointed a member of the "International Commission for Intellectual Cooperation" of the League of Nations Council...On July 4, 1934, Marie Curie died of leukemia in Sancellemoz, Switzerland. This disease was probably caused by the overdoses of radioactive radiation during her work. The bodies of Marie Curie and her husband were buried in the Panthéon.

 

Special features: Capsule

Year: 2023

Motive: Icons of Inspiration 1 Galileo 2 Da Vinci 3 Newton 4 Einstein 5 Wright Brothers 6 Marie Curie

Country of origin: Niue Islands

Nominal value: 2 $

Mint: NZ Mint

Quality: BU Satin Finish

Weight: 1 oz = 31,1 g .999 Silber

Diameter: 40,00 mm

Edition: 10.000

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