Tokelau Mokoha Great White Shark 2015 1 oz Silver $5

The second installment to a 12-coin series, the Tokelau Mokoha Great White Shark 2015 may prey on your investment budget. The New Zealand Mint created this series to celebrate and bring attention to the wide variety of wildlife in the South Pacific. The Yellowfin Tuna preceded the Tokelau Mokoha Great White Shark 2015, educating investors on the intriguing wildlife in New Zealand and the surrounding ecosystems. Due to Polynesian settlers, New Zealand greatly consists of small cities that carry names inspired by the South Pacific. Tokelau is a very small tropical territory in New Zealand, with only 4 square miles to its name. The Great White Shark has one of the most feared reputations, being a leading predator in the oceans. The Great Whites can cover water footage from Australia to North America, leading beach-goers to feeling threatened from all over the world. This intimidating and unknown creature symbolizes both the fear in humans and their innate thirst for power. There are many coin series out there, enjoy reading the highlights of the Tokelau Mokoha Great White Shark 2015 coin and see if you are brave enough for this adventure.

Tokelau Mokoha Great White Shark 2015 Highlights
-Weighs one ounce of .999 pure silver and is guaranteed by the reputable New Zealand Mint.
-Carries a legal tender value of $5.
-The obverse features an unusual design, including a smaller portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the Tuluma. According to New Zealand culture, the tuluma is a fisherman's tackle box and has become Tokelau's national symbol. The obverse also includes the coin's monetary value, silver weight, and purity.
-The reverse fearlessly portrays the King of the Sea, the Great White Shark, being followed by a school of fish.