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The Indo-Chinese tiger is functionally extinct in the Eastern Plains. Cambodia has recently made an effort to reintroduce this big cat to their dry forests. Returning in 2024 though is the Lost Tigers of Cambodia series. First introduced in 2022, this series showcases how these large cats would look in the foliage of Cambodia. Order the third in the series today with this 2024 1 oz Cambodia Silver Lost Tigers Coin, at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Intensive poaching in the forests of Cambodia has led to the tiger being functionally extinct in the area. The last tiger was captured on camera in a trap in 2007. Recently, the Cambodian government has made an effort to reintroduce the Indo-Chinese tigers to Cambodia, with even countries such as India, offering to help.
The obverse of the 2024 Cambodia Silver Lost Tigers Coin showcases the famous ruins of Angkor Wat. Located in Cambodia, it is considered the world’s largest religious structure. Originally built for Hindu worship, it’s now a top tourist destination with 2.6 million visitors visiting it in 2018.
The reverse field of the 2024 1 oz Silver Lost Tigers Coin features two tigers. The tigers are seen lying in foliage, and each tiger is looking at the viewer. Identifying marks of the coin are seen on top and at the bottom.
Each 2024 1 oz Cambodia Silver Lost Tigers Coin will arrive in an individual capsule, to preserve the condition of your silver. For larger orders, coins will come in tubes of 10 or a box of 300.
For any questions you have about silver for sale, contact the JM Bullion customer service team at 800-276-6508. Our team can also be reached via email or through our online chat feature.
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The Indo-Chinese tiger is functionally extinct in the Eastern Plains. Cambodia has recently made an effort to reintroduce this big cat to their dry forests. Returning in 2024 though is the Lost Tigers of Cambodia series. First introduced in 2022, this series showcases how these large cats would look in the foliage of Cambodia. Order the third in the series today with this 2024 1 oz Cambodia Silver Lost Tigers Coin, at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Intensive poaching in the forests of Cambodia has led to the tiger being functionally extinct in the area. The last tiger was captured on camera in a trap in 2007. Recently, the Cambodian government has made an effort to reintroduce the Indo-Chinese tigers to Cambodia, with even countries such as India, offering to help.
The obverse of the 2024 Cambodia Silver Lost Tigers Coin showcases the famous ruins of Angkor Wat. Located in Cambodia, it is considered the world’s largest religious structure. Originally built for Hindu worship, it’s now a top tourist destination with 2.6 million visitors visiting it in 2018.
The reverse field of the 2024 1 oz Silver Lost Tigers Coin features two tigers. The tigers are seen lying in foliage, and each tiger is looking at the viewer. Identifying marks of the coin are seen on top and at the bottom.
Each 2024 1 oz Cambodia Silver Lost Tigers Coin will arrive in an individual capsule, to preserve the condition of your silver. For larger orders, coins will come in tubes of 10 or a box of 300.
For any questions you have about silver for sale, contact the JM Bullion customer service team at 800-276-6508. Our team can also be reached via email or through our online chat feature.
