Tree of Life silver coin Overview

What exactly is a tree of life silver coin?

The second half of the truth found in Psalm 119:160 is featured on the 2022 1 oz Tree of Life Silver Coin. The tree’s branch bears the micro-engraved truth “all your righteous laws are eternal.” This completes the story begun on the 2022 Roaring Lion coin.

What is the value of my silver coin?
Coin values in silver
Face value of a silver coin
The melt value of silver
Eisenhower Dollars were issued from 1971 to 1976.
$1\s$7
From 1921 to 1935, the peace dollar
$1\s$17.3
$1 $17.3 Morgan dollar 1878-1921

What year’s silver coins are valuable?

Any US silver coin minted prior to 1940 should be evaluated individually. And coins dating before 1916 are becoming increasingly valuable, with the majority commanding prices well above silver coin values.

How much is a 90% silver dime worth?

What is the melt value of a silver dime? The melt value of 90% silver dimes stuck in the United States is currently around $1.30 – $1.50 (USD), depending on the spot price of silver at the time (current silver spot price: $17.62 oz).

2022 1oz Silver Tree of Life

Following the huge success of the first release in 2018, as well as the 2019 and 2020 follow-ups, the Tree of Life returns in 2021 with.9999 fine silver and a worldwide mintage of only 150,000 pieces.

The Tree of Life, which represents growth, is depicted on the coin’s reverse. The tree grows upwards and outwards, symbolising how a person grows stronger and gains knowledge and experiences throughout their life. The tree of life is a fundamental widespread myth (mytheme) or archetype in many mythologies, religious and philosophical traditions around the world. The micro-engraved truth for this year is on the lower left branch; you may need to use a magnifying tool, such as a coin loupe, to see the inscruption. Each year of the coin features a different truth. Below the tree is an inscription that reads – Hebrew for Yahweh – The Memorial Name of the One Who Gives True Life.

The right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II appears on the coin’s obverse. “ELIZABETH II,” “NIUE,” “TWO DOLLARS,” and “2021” are also minted on this side.