Silver Ounce 2014 Gothic Art, Coin from Niue - detailed information

This coin was issued in Niue.

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The Mint says about this coin:

The fine work of coinage that will delight every lover of beauty. The coin is a remarkable item in each collection and a memorable, exclusive gift. The high value of the coin is emphasized by its uncommon shape, one and only theme and a great deal of decorations in the form of ornamental motifs enriched by a natural agate insert. Due to the Gothic design and discreet decorations, forming a whole structure with an unusual expression and lightness  the coin will take you to the world of the medieval art of 12th -16th century. High collectible and gift value Minted in .999 fine silver Unique diamond-shaped design Decorated with an agate insert Offered in an elegant presentation case Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity   Gothic style originated approximately in 1120. In the early stages of its existence Gothic art developed in France. Later, around 1175, it continued to flourish in England. Gothic buildings are characterized by great lightness, numerous windows, usually stained-glass ones, soaring towers and lavishly ornamented portals. Other characteristic features of Gothic architecture include the use of pointed arches, cross-ribbed vaults and flying buttresses.
Denomination: 1 New Zealand dollar
Material: Ag 999
Quality: standard
Weight: 28.28 g
Date of issue: July 2014