Every orchid blooms only once. The exception is this flower in the form of a unique silver coin from CIT Coin Invest.

To obtain them, people did not hesitate to undertake dangerous expeditions to unexplored corners of the planet. They adorned aristocratic salons and botanical collections, and their cultivation became a symbol of refined taste. For centuries, they have been a symbol of rarity, elegance, sensuality, and mystery… Orchids are the queens among flowers, but they are by no means delicate aristocrats. Although they appear fragile, they are surprisingly adaptable. In the wild, there are thousands of species that grow from the equator to the Arctic Circle—high up on tree trunks, where they draw moisture from the humid air of tropical rainforests, and in the barren soil of mountain meadows. All over the world, they survive in conditions that other plants could not endure, yet they retain their unique charm. Their petals, which resemble butterfly wings, range from snow-white to deep purple and entice the human eye, nose, and touch. In all circumstances, they create an atmosphere of uniqueness around them—whether blooming in the wild or on a windowsill…

The reverse side of the coin features an orchid flower colored in shades of purple, which is accentuated by a polygonal structure. The relief’s three-dimensionality is unprecedented - one petal even extends beyond the coin’s frame. The obverse side bears the name and portrait of King Charles III and the nominal value of 5 DOLLARS (NZD), which means the attributes of the coin’s issuer, the Cook Islands.

The mintage consists of 999 pieces placed in an elegant frame, in which you can display the coin.