This stunning Silver Gilded Nautical Ounce Sedov Edition has been adorned with a beautiful layer of 24k pure Gold enhancing it far above the normal bullion version,

in not only beauty but elegant style.

It comes in stunning Packaging with COA Authentication.

Highlights:

One troy ounce of 999.9% pure 24K Gilded Silver
Part of the Nautical Ounce series of releases
Limited mintage only 100 pieces worldwide
Reverse design features Santa Maria, Eandeavor,
Victoria, Mayflower, Sedov.
Obverse carries the Rwandan Coat of Arms.
The Nautical Ounce Series issued on behalf of the Central Bank of Rwanda is a beautiful collection with a common reverse and changing obverse designs. The series launched in 2017 and features images of different sailing vessels that played critical roles in human history. Today.
The STS Sedov is the youngest ship to feature in the Rwandan Nautical Ounce Series to date. Launched in 2017, the series has so far featured sailing vessels from bygone eras of human history. Examples of those ships include the Santa Maria from Christopher Columbus voyage to the New World, the HMS Endeavor that famously served the Royal Navy in the 18th century, the Victoria used by Ferdinand Magellan, and the Mayflower, the ship that brought the Pilgrims to the New World.
Obverse
For the obverse design of 2021 Rwandan Sedov Nautical Ounce 1 oz Silver Coins, the mint features a depiction of the STS Sedov sailing along the waters of the sea. The STS Sedov is a steel barque with four masts and was the first sailing vessel in the world to be built with an auxiliary engine for supplemental power. Inscriptions on this face of the coin read NAUTICAL OUNCE, 2021, 1 OZ FINE SILVER 999, and SEDOV.
Reverse
In the reverse field of the 2021 Rwandan Sedov Nautical Ounce Silver Coin, you will find the Rwandan national seal. The nations coat of arms comes with a sun above a traditional woven basket and traditional warrior shields flanking the design. The basket comes with coffee and sorghum branches on either side. The inscriptions on this face of the coin include BANKI NKURU YU RWANDA, REPUBLIKA YU RWANDA, AMAFARANGA, MIRONGO ITANU, and 50.
History
The STS Sedov was built as a German sailing vessel in 1921. The ship was based in Bremen with the F.A. Vinnen & Co. shipping company. On its maiden voyage, it set sail from Bremen for Buenos Aires, Argentina. On that maiden trip, the ship was carrying coal from England, timber from Finland, wheat from Australia, and pyrite from Italy. Then known as the Magdalene Vinnen II, the ship was renamed the STS Sedov when its ownership was transferred to the Soviet Union as part of German war reparations following World War II.