2024 Nikola Tesla 1oz Fine Silver Coin or £60 Cash!
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2024 Nikola Tesla 1oz Fine Silver Coin or £60 Cash!⚡ Put a spark in your silver collection!1oz of .999 fine silver£60 cash alternativeOnly 150 tickets available£1.99 per ticketAuto Draw at 11.45pmCelebrate an electrical visionary with this striking 2024 Nikola Tesla silver coin. Featuring Tesla’s portrait on one side and the Wardenclyffe Tower design on the other, it’s a distinctive addition to any silver collection.The winner chooses the coin pictured or £60 cash.Further Prize DetailsYear: 2024Country: SerbiaDenomination: 100 dinarsMetal: .999 fine silverWeight: 1oz — approximately 31.1gPortrait side: Nikola Tesla with “Electrical Visionary” and “Powering the Future” inscriptions.Tower side: Wardenclyffe Tower with “Harnessing the Field” and “Free Energy” inscriptions.Condition: Please see the original photographs for the actual coin’s surface condition and finish.One coin is included; photographs show both sides of the same prize.Real Jewellers. Real Prizes. Real Winners.
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