Coin minted in one full ounce of .990 pure titanium. Titanium has the highest strength-to-density ratio of any element on the planet. Because of this, striking coins in the metal is extremely difficult, with only a handful of mints even capable of minting titanium coins.
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In celebration of 40 years since the Space Shuttle Discovery first soared into orbit, we proudly present our latest Titanium Space edition. Crafted from 1 oz of titanium, the coin features a spectacular design that honors NASA’s remarkable engineering feat. An iconic tribute to human achievement in space exploration.
NASA approval - this coin has official NASA approval for use of NASA emblems and images!
Successful Series - next release of Art of Coins’ successful Titanium-Space-Coin-Series
Space Metal – minted to one ounce of pure Titanium
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Coin minted in one full ounce of .990 pure titanium. Titanium has the highest strength-to-density ratio of any element on the planet. Because of this, striking coins in the metal is extremely difficult, with only a handful of mints even capable of minting titanium coins.
