Silver Coin Bumblebee 2011 Proof Palau
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World of Insects series
This exclusive silver coin issued by the Republic of Palau in 2011 from the World of Insects series depicts a beautifully wet-dyed bumblebee on its reverse (a unique dyeing technique that provides amazingly realistic colors), with the bumblebee presented on a flower on the left side along with the inscriptions "BOMBUS LATREILLE" and the year of issue. The obverse shows the national emblem of the Republic of Palau.
The coin comes in a blue gift box with grey and silver trim along with a numbered certificate of authenticity in a limited edition of only 1000 pieces for the entire world!
Bumblebee
The bumblebee (Bombus) is a genus of insect belonging to the bee family (Apidae). There are more than 250 known species of this genus. They are primarily found in the Northern Hemisphere, although they can also be found in New Zealand and on the island of Tasmania.
Bumblebees are social insects. They are characterised by colourful body hair, often in black and yellow, usually in strips. However, some species are also orange or red, or may be completely black. Like their relatives, bees, bumblebees feed on nectar and pollen, collecting it as food for their larvae.
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