3 collector coins and case

Description

Three Collector Coins Marking the History of the Greek State.
A limited edition, of 3 collector coins marking the history of the Greek state.
The Turtle of Aegina, the Phoenix of Kapodistria and the Drachma with the ship.
The Turtle of Aegina was the Greek coin produced in Aegina in the 5th century BC: depicting the sea turtle.
The Phoenix was the first coin of the newly established Hellinic state produced in the courtyard of Kapodistria on the island of Aegina in 1848 and on the reverse side of the coin the laurel leaf and olive are depicted, two symbols of the action state.
The last Drachma coin, produced by the National Mint in 1990, depicting a ship.
The reproduction of the first two coins are exact replicas of the original ones in pure 950o silver and the Drachma is the original coin that circulated gold plated.