In 2024, a unique and beautiful coin has been created to honor Vasco Da Gamas incredible exploration. The 1 Kilo Antique Barbados Vasco Da Gama Silver Coin weighs 32.15 Troy ounces and features stunning antique designs that reflect his legendary voyage. This globe-shaped coin is a must-have for any collector and celebrates the historic sea voyage that connected Europe to India. Right now, 2024 1 Kilo Antique Barbados Vasco Da Gama Silver Coins are available from BGASC.

Highlights:

• Comes with a presentation display case and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Globe-shaped, antique coin!
• Limited mintage of only 199 coins!
• Contains 1 Kilo (32.15 Troy oz) of .999 pure silver.
• The face value of 25 Dollars is fully backed by the Barbadian government.
• Features the Samoan coat of arms.
• Depictions of Da Gama, his ship, and his voyage across the Indian Ocean.

The 2024 1 Kilo Antique Barbados Vasco Da Gama Silver Coin is designed with beautiful antique finishes that commemorate this great historical event. The globe-shaped coin comes in a protective presentation display case with a clear top. It also includes a Certificate of Authenticity for each coin.

Design

This remarkable design of 2024 Antique Barbados Vasco Da Gama Silver Coins includes not only the Samoan coat of arms, but also multiple depictions of Vasco Da Gama, his ship, and moments from his historic voyage. His journey helped establish Portugal as a dominant maritime power and laid the foundation for the nations expansion into Asia. The Portuguese spice trade, boosted by this discovery, shifted the balance of economic power in Europe and would shape global trade for centuries.

History

Vasco Da Gama is widely known for being the first European to sail directly to India. In 1498, he led an expedition from Lisbon, navigating around the Cape of Good Hope and across the Indian Ocean to reach the Indian subcontinent. This journey was monumental in opening up a direct sea route for trade between Europe and Asia, allowing the Portuguese to bypass overland trade routes controlled by the Ottoman Empire and Arab traders.

Ordering

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