This one-of-its-kind collectible combines the craftsmanship of the largest porcelain factory in Europe (creating earthenware for monarchs and heads of state around the world) with the experience of the Mint of Poland.

A gorgeous keepsake! Don't be disappointed, order yours today before they're all gone!

• A FIRST! Your coin is decorated with an irregularly-shaped porcelain piece in the shape of a vase!
• PURE SILVER! Your coin is 99.9pure silver!
• ONLY 999 COINS MADE! Limited mintage worldwide of only 999 coins!
• UNIQUE PORCELAIN VASE! Your coin is the result of a unique project of the Mint of Poland and renowned Polish porcelain manufacturers who have over 200 years of experience!
• FREE! Elegant presentation case that displays your coin to its fullest potential!
• Your coin has no GST/HST!

About the coin:
The unique decorative motif of the vase—a perforatedouter wall pattern—was etched onto the coin's reverse. In addition to this, the collectible features a Chinese dragon—a symbol ofstrength, vitality, power and wealth.

About the vase:
Back in November 2010, a delicate, decorative Qing Dynasty vase found when a brother and sister in West London were clearing out the attic of their family home, went upfor auction with a starting bid of $800,000. Expected to sell for a couple of million, thirty minutes of frantic bidding saw the price rise to a new record for a Chinese antiquity, a staggering $69.5 million ($85.9 million when the auction house cut was added in).

The pastel yellow and sky-blue coloured, 16 inch tall, ovoid vase decorated with four enameled cartouches displays fish and flowers and has extensive perforations on the outside showing through to an inner vase. Thought to have been fired during the reignof the Emperor Qianlong (1735-1796), and at the imperial potteries in Jingdezhen just west of modern day Shanghai, the vase is believed to have been produced for one of Qianlong's imperial palaces.

About the Qing Dynasty
The Qing dynasty, also called the Manchu dynasty, was the last imperial dynasty of China, ruling from 1644 to 1912 with a brief, abortive restoration in 1917. It was preceded by the Ming dynasty and succeeded by the Republic ofChina. The Qing multi-cultural empire lasted almostthree centuries and formed the territorial base for the modern Chinese state.

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