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Van gogh sunflowers 1/1000 oz gold .999 coin chad

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Nicosia, Latsia - Agios Georgios

Posted: 12.10.2025 16:35 Ad ID: 6038875

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Van Gogh Sunflowers 1/1000 Oz Gold .999 Coin Chad

COMES IN SEALED COIN CARD WITH PROTECTIVE SLEEVE

SPECIFICATIONS:

Material: Pure Gold (99.99%)

Finish: Proof like

Issuer: Chad

Weight: 1/1000 oz

Size: 16MM

Face Value: 3000 Francs

Mintage: 50000

The gold coin features the motif “Sunflowers,” inspired by the iconic fourth version of Vincent van Gogh’s celebrated still life series. Set within a decorative coin card in a sleek credit card format, this piece is an uplifting collector’s item or a thoughtful gift for lovers of art and beauty.

The obverse of the coin card presents van Gogh’s radiant bouquet of sunflowers in a simple vase—bursting with warm yellows and golden tones that reflect his expressive style and emotional depth. At the center of the card, the 1/1000 oz fine gold coin is delicately embedded and embossed with a detail from the painting, accompanied by a graceful inscription.

The reverse of the coin card includes clear numismatic details such as weight, metal fineness, and other technical specifications. The fusion of van Gogh’s timeless masterpiece with fine gold craftsmanship makes this coin card a luminous highlight in any art or numismatic collection.

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890), a trailblazing Post-Impressionist, infused his paintings with intense color, movement, and emotion. His Sunflowers series, painted in Arles in 1888, is among his most iconic works—symbolizing hope, friendship, and the power of nature. The fourth version, with its harmonious palette and vivid brushwork, remains one of the most beloved images in Western art.