Cook Islands 5 dollars Imperial Faberge Yellow Egg PR69 PCGS silver coin 2010

The Cook Islands 5 Dollars 2010 “Imperial Fabergé Yellow Egg” silver coin is a radiant tribute to the legendary jeweled masterpieces of the House of Fabergé. Struck in fine silver and certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, this proof issue embodies the luxury and refined elegance associated with the imperial Easter eggs created for the Russian court.

The reverse presents a distinctive egg-shaped design filled with rich golden-yellow enamel, framed by a polished gilded rim. A decorative lattice pattern stretches across the surface, formed by interwoven rope-like bands creating diamond-shaped panels. At each intersection sits an ornate rosette medallion, accented with crystal-like stones that add brilliance and depth. At the base, stylized gilded foliage and textured details enhance the jewel-inspired appearance, evoking the craftsmanship of historic Fabergé creations. The obverse features the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by the inscriptions “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” “5 DOLLARS,” and the date “2010,” all struck in sharp relief against mirror-like proof fields.

Inspired by the works of Peter Carl Fabergé for Emperors Alexander III and Nicholas II, these imperial eggs symbolized prestige, artistry, and innovation. With its luminous enamel, intricate gilded lattice, and certified high grade, this coin is a brilliant addition to collections focused on decorative art, imperial history, and world silver coinage.

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