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Tyrannosaurus Rex 1 oz .999 Fine Copper Coin, The Dinosaur Series

Tyrannosaurus Rex 1 oz .999 Fine Copper Coin, The Dinosaur Series

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The Dinosaur Series

The king of the dinosaurs returns.

Tyrannosaurus Rex launches Clarke's Bullion's thrilling Dinosaur Series, celebrating the most famous prehistoric creatures ever to walk the Earth. Featuring stunning colourised artwork and exceptional detail, this release pays tribute to the ultimate apex predator of the Late Cretaceous period.

Dominating the design is a breathtaking close-up portrait of a roaring Tyrannosaurus Rex, revealing every scale, scar and razor-sharp tooth in extraordinary detail. Emerging from dense prehistoric jungle vegetation, the fearsome predator appears ready to strike, perfectly capturing the raw power that made T. Rex one of history's most formidable hunters.

For over 65 million years, Tyrannosaurus Rex has fascinated scientists, collectors and dinosaur enthusiasts alike. Reaching lengths of up to 40 feet and possessing one of the strongest bites of any known land animal, T. Rex remains an enduring symbol of prehistoric dominance.

Struck in 1 Troy Ounce of .999 Fine Copper and housed in a premium collector slab featuring exclusive Dinosaur Series artwork, this limited-edition release is the perfect beginning to an exciting prehistoric collection.

 

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Coin Specifications

  • Collection: The Dinosaur Series
  • Design: Tyrannosaurus Rex
  • Metal: .999 Fine Copper
  • Weight: 1 Troy Ounce
  • Finish: Colourised Collector Round
  • Presentation: Premium Display Slab
  • Limited Mintage: 100 Worldwide
  • Manufacturer: Clarke's Bullion

 

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About Tyrannosaurus Rex

Known as the "Tyrant Lizard King", Tyrannosaurus Rex ruled western North America during the Late Cretaceous Period approximately 68 to 66 million years ago.

With massive jaws lined with serrated teeth measuring up to eight inches long, T. Rex possessed a bite powerful enough to crush bone. Despite its enormous size, evidence suggests it was an agile and highly effective predator capable of dominating its prehistoric ecosystem.

Today, Tyrannosaurus Rex remains one of the most recognisable dinosaurs ever discovered and continues to capture imaginations around the world.

 

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