2014 Niue Colourized Endangered Siberian Tiger Fine Silver Coin (No Tax) sticker Error

2014 Niue Colourized Endangered Species Siberian Tiger Fine Silver Coin (No Tax) (Sticker Error). Includes COA.

Native to eastern Russia and northern China, the Siberian Tiger is the biggest cat and one of the largest land predators in the world. Due to hunting and war in their habitats, the Siberian Tiger came to the brink of extinction. Strict laws and intense conservation efforts have brought the population back to between 500 and 750.

To bring awareness to the plight of the Siberian tiger, the Mint of Poland released this 99.99% fine silver coin as part of their Endangered Animal Species series, featuring a colourized tiger and her cub stalking through the forest on the reverse. The coin has a face value of one New Zealand dollar (issued by Niue) and features the right-facing bust of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley on the obverse. Also included is a brilliant Swarovski crystal, marking the habitat of the Siberian tiger.

Coin comes complete in its original packaging with COA.  Please note, the outer box has some sticker residue on the side.