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Pamp Suisse, 2025 Diwali Lakshmi & Rangoli 1 oz Silver Bar In Assay

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Pamp Suisse, 2025 Diwali Lakshmi & Rangoli 1 oz Silver Bar In Assay

Mint: Pamp Suisse

Country: Switzerland

Metal: Silver

Purity: 999

Weight: 1 Troy Ounce

Mintage: 4,000

Dimension: 27 x 47 x 2.45 mm

RM731.35

12 in stock

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Description

Diwali is an ancient five-day Hindu “festival of lights.” Celebrated by millions of people in India and all around the world, the five-day festival represents the triumph of light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance.

Bar Highlights:

Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver.
The bar is protected and presented in a vibrantly colorized rangoli-themed CertiPAMP™ card. Rangoli is a traditional Indian art form, involving intricate patterns using colored powders, rice, sand or flower petals. It is showcased to denote the happiness, positivity and liveliness of a household in welcoming Lakshmi.
Obverse: Features the PAMP logo, the weight & fineness and serial number.
Reverse: Portrays a representation of Lakshmi sitting on a lotus flower, the symbol of enlightenment. An intricate halo design and hanging lanterns surround the goddess, while coins from her palm tumble into a bowl. Also included in the design is the inscription “Diwali Festival of Lights.”