2022 Nicaragua Mayan Pyramid of Chichen Itza 5oz Silver 3D Shaped Coin

One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Kukulcan is a 98-foot-tall Mayan pyramid located on the Mexican Yucatan Peninsula.

The pyramid-like temple at Chichen Itza was most likely built between the 8^th and 12^th centuries AD. Containing exactly 91 steps on each side, this geometrically precise structure was designed by the Mayans to honor the snake deity known as Kukulcan. The structure also contains a platform on the north side dedicated to the planet Venus, which held special significance for the Mayan people.

When you purchase 2022 5 oz Nicaragua Silver Mayan Pyramid Coins, you will receive a genuine .999 silver coin in brand-new condition. In addition to their elegant antique visuals, you will also find the pyramid’s top has been coated in 24-karat gold. Upon delivery, the coin will be housed inside a pyramid-shaped case that also includes a Certificate of Authenticity from the mint.

The design of these 2022 5 oz Antique Nicaragua Silver Mayan Pyramid Coins features four distinct sides with a gold-plated top. Each side features its own unique visual in addition to the blocks of the pyramid itself. These include two traditional Mayan masks, the all-seeing eye, and a staircase.

Underneath the base of the pyramid, you will find the coat of arms of Nicaragua. This official emblem consists of a triangle containing a rainbow, a Phrygian cap, and five volcanoes. There are also inscriptions reading Republica de Nicaragua, America Central, 50 Cordobas, 5 oz Ag .999, Mayan Pyramid, 2022.

• Arrives in a pyramid-shaped box with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Stunning 3D coin featuring the Kukulcan temple!
• Limited mintage of just 750 silver coins!
• Includes 24-karat gold plating and an antique finish.
• Contains 5 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value of 50 Cordobas backed by the Nicaraguan government.
• The design features two traditional Mayan masks and the Eye of the Providence.
• The base of the design includes the coin hallmarks and the Nicaraguan coat of arms.