Limited: 2,500 coins Time is slipping away.

The hourglass has always been a symbol of transience. Before mechanical clocks existed, hourglasses or water clocks were the only way to measure time in one dimension. Hourglasses were available in domestic and luxury versions. In keeping with this ancient craftsmanship, the Perth Mint has now issued what is probably the first hourglass as a coin! A small hourglass has been set into the middle, surrounded by a silver ring with an antique finish. The classic ornaments refer to astronomy with the day and night cycle of the moon and the sun.

The coin is delivered with a matching frame.

Special features of the coin: The coin has a fineness of 999.9 silver.
Limited to only 2,500 coins.
The coin is packaged in a lovingly detailed case.
Front: Shows Queen Elizabeth II with stars, the currency denomination, the weight and fineness of the coin and the year date 2021, as well as the bottom of the transparent capsule.
Back: The hourglass is set in the middle, the dome is surrounded by images of the moon goddess The coin is legal tender in Tuvalu.