Laos 10000 kip Goddess of Sea KM-142 Mazu PR 70 PCGS gold coin 2006

The 2006 Laos 10,000 Kip KM-142 gold Proof coin honors Mazu, the revered Goddess of the Sea and traditional protector of sailors, fishermen and maritime travelers. The reverse presents an elegant frontal portrait of Mazu wearing an elaborate ceremonial headdress decorated with beads and ornamental elements, richly patterned robes, jewelry and a ritual tablet held in both hands. The inscriptions identify the “Goddess of the Sea,” denomination and Mazu theme. The obverse features the national emblem of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic, with rice sheaves framing a central landscape of fields, road, forest and the Pha That Luang monument, together with the 2006 date. Mazu developed into one of East Asia’s most enduring maritime religious figures, traditionally invoked for protection during voyages and safe passage at sea. Struck in gold with a brilliant Proof finish and certified PCGS PR70, this flawless-grade KM-142 combines mythology, religion, seafaring heritage and Asian cultural symbolism in a highly desirable modern collectible.

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