Cook Islands 10 Dollars 1990

The Cook Islands 10 Dollars coin from 1990 is a beautiful piece showcasing the African Elephant as part of the Endangered World Wildlife Series. This silver coin weighs 10.17 grams and is in proof condition, featuring the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. With a mintage of 25,000 pieces, this coin is a rare and collectible item. Historically, the Cook Islands have a rich heritage and culture, with strong ties to Polynesian traditions. The islands were named after Captain James Cook, who explored the region in the 18th century. The Cook Islands have a unique status as a self-governing territory in free association with New Zealand, which allows them to maintain their own government while still receiving support from New Zealand. The Endangered World Wildlife Series highlights the importance of preserving our planet's biodiversity and protecting endangered species such as the African Elephant. This coin serves as a reminder of the importance of conservation efforts and the need to safeguard our natural world for future generations to enjoy.

N° 2642 | Cook Islands 10 Dollars 1990

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