Cook Islands 5 dollars Imperial Faberge PR69 PCGS Gold Egg silver coin 2013

The Cook Islands 5 Dollars 2013 “Imperial Fabergé Gold Egg” silver coin is a striking tribute to the opulent artistry of the legendary Fabergé imperial Easter eggs. Issued by the Cook Islands and struck in fine silver, this exceptional proof coin is certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, highlighting its deep cameo contrast and near-flawless preservation.

The reverse features an elegant egg-shaped design with a rich metallic gold and amber enamel background divided into vertical panels. A bold white horizontal band crosses the center, adorned with Roman numerals and decorative rivet-like details. At the heart of the composition stands a stylized gilded double-headed axe motif with curved blades and a central spear-shaped element, framed by a polished gold border. The combination of glossy enamel, raised gold ornaments, and architectural symmetry evokes the grandeur of imperial jewelry craftsmanship. The obverse displays the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with the inscriptions “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” “5 DOLLARS,” and the date “2013,” set against mirror-like proof fields.

Inspired by the creations of Peter Carl Fabergé for the Russian imperial court, these eggs symbolized luxury, innovation, and royal prestige under Emperors Alexander III and Nicholas II. With its distinctive egg form, luminous gold tones, and certified high grade, this coin is a remarkable addition to collections focused on art, history, and decorative masterpieces.

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