I am not sure who actually does the minting, but I do know that the “Lunar Skulls” coin series is a unique annual coin series of proof and BU coins featuring skulls from the Chinese zodiac. SM Mint created the “Lunar Skulls” coin series, the “Lunar Skulls” coin series is the intellectual property of SM Mint & SkullCoins and protected by US federal and international copyright & intellectual property laws. All official releases of “Lunar Skulls” will be posted on SMmint.com and SkullCoins.com
These skull coins are sweet. I prefer to call them rounds rather than coins. Even though these "coins" have a $5 denomination, they are not legal tender in Palau because Palau uses the US dollar as it's currency.
Yeah I was wondering about that as well. Another thing to note is that the Goat was issued for Ghana while the Monkey was issued for Palau. I doubt the governments of these nations commissioned these coins. It seems any private mint can stamp the name of a Third World nation onto a round to call it a "coin." That seems to be the case for most "non-circulating legal tender" coins
upvoted, looks really cool... so wait, who minted this coin again? ty, peace
I am not sure who actually does the minting, but I do know that the “Lunar Skulls” coin series is a unique annual coin series of proof and BU coins featuring skulls from the Chinese zodiac. SM Mint created the “Lunar Skulls” coin series, the “Lunar Skulls” coin series is the intellectual property of SM Mint & SkullCoins and protected by US federal and international copyright & intellectual property laws. All official releases of “Lunar Skulls” will be posted on SMmint.com and SkullCoins.com
ok, i'll keep my eye out for it, ty
These skull coins are sweet. I prefer to call them rounds rather than coins. Even though these "coins" have a $5 denomination, they are not legal tender in Palau because Palau uses the US dollar as it's currency.
You have a point there. I have not as of yet seen or heard anything about a Rooster Skull as of yet..................
Yeah I was wondering about that as well. Another thing to note is that the Goat was issued for Ghana while the Monkey was issued for Palau. I doubt the governments of these nations commissioned these coins. It seems any private mint can stamp the name of a Third World nation onto a round to call it a "coin." That seems to be the case for most "non-circulating legal tender" coins
Very cool have not seen this one yet. Upvoted!
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