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  • Period: 2026
  • Country: France
  • Metal: Gold VAT-exempt
  • Weight: 1,75 gr.
  • Title: 999/°°°
  • Storage: UNC
  • Mint: Monnaie de Paris

250 Euro Gold Coin "The Lord of the Rings: Banner of Gondor" (Le Seigneur des Anneaux - Royaume du Gondor) France 2026, Mintage 10,000 pieces, Condition BU / Uncirculated (FDC).

€ 330,00
(VAT exempt)
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Description

Struck by the official French Mint Monnaie de Paris, this exquisite gold coin honors the Kingdom of Gondor from the legendary cinematic universe of The Lord of the Rings. Offered in pristine BU (FDC) condition, the coin comes encapsulated in its original official presentation box and themed outer sleeve decorated with the White Tree of Gondor, the seven stars, and the royal crown in gold against a rich brown background.

  • The Obverse: Features the iconic heraldic emblem of Gondor on the inner core, depicting the White Tree, topped by the winged crown and surrounded by seven five-pointed stars. The upper arc displays the inscription "ROYAUME DU GONDOR", while the lower part shows the year "2026", official mintmarks, and the ©NLP copyright notice. The outer rim is decorated with a delicate stylized border pattern.

  • The Reverse: Features the signature geometric wreath design of Monnaie de Paris high-denomination gold coins, displaying the issuer "RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE" and the face value "EURO 250".

Metal Characteristics: Minted in pure 999/°°° Gold (24 karat), the coin weighs 1.75 grams, graded BU / Uncirculated, and comes in its original official presentation packaging with a strict mintage limit of 10,000 pieces.

Collector & Investment Value: The 2026 France €250 Gold Lord of the Rings: Banner of Gondor coin combines pure 24k gold content with a substantial €250 legal tender face value. Driven by its official franchise license, high-quality minting standards, and limited 10,000 mintage cap, this issue stands as a highly liquid, popular, and attractive crossover piece for world gold collectors and pop-culture enthusiasts alike.

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