The Christian cross is now recognized across the world, but it was not always used openly by early believers. After the crucifixion of Jesus Christcommonly dated to about 30-33 CE under Roman authoritythe cross was tied to a brutal form of punishment. Because of that association, many early Christians avoided using it as a public symbol. Over the centuries, however, the cross moved into a central place within Christian identity and tradition. Today, 2026 1 oz Niue Silver Christian Cross PAMP Suisse Silver Coins are available at BGASC.

Highlights:

• Comes sealed in a CertiPAMP card!
• Christian design motifs on the card!
• Beautiful bar-shaped silver coin!
• Individual serial numbers!
• Limited mintage of only 5,000 coins!
• Contains 1 troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The face value of $2 (NZD) is backed by the Niuean government.
• On the obverse are the Public Seal of Niue and the PAMP logo.
• The reverse features an ornate Christian cross.

All 2026 1 oz Niue Silver Christian Cross PAMP Suisse Silver Coins come sealed in CertiPAMP cards. The bar-shaped silver coin offers proof-like visuals and is presented in an assay card designed with Christian-themed motifs. Each coin is also assigned an individual serial number on the obverse, giving collectors a clear way to identify each example from the limited mintage.

Obverse

On the obverse of the 2026 Niue Silver Christian Cross Silver Coin, the Public Seal of Niue is located at the lower portion of the design. At the top of the field, youll find the PAMP Suisse logo, and the center contains the coins hallmarks and identifying details. The border includes graceful design work that features elegant Christian symbolism to round out the look.

Reverse

The reverse side of 2026 1 oz Silver Christian Cross PAMP Suisse Silver Coins displays an ornate cross placed against a floral background pattern. The cross has long been viewed as rich with meaning, and its two beams are often interpreted as representing both divine and human connection. The vertical beam is commonly linked to the relationship between God and humanity, while the horizontal beam is often seen as a reflection of Christs open arms and the unity of people brought together through faith.

History

In the early centuries of Christianity, believers often chose symbols that were less noticeable, such as the ichthys fish, especially during periods when practicing the faith could be dangerous. As Christianity spread and gained legal recognition, the cross became more accepted and more widely used. The reign of Emperor Constantine in the 4th century is frequently mentioned in this shift, including the well-known account of his vision of a cross before the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 CE. Over time, the cross became associated with salvation and the message of hope central to Christian belief.

Ordering

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