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2026 Cambodia 3,000 Riels Colourized Lost Tigers 1oz. .9999 Silver (No Tax)

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2026 Cambodia 3,000 Riels Colourized Lost Tigers 1oz. .9999 Silver (No Tax)

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2025 Cambodia 3,000 Riels Colourized Lost Tigers 1oz. .9999 Silver (No Tax)

This 2026 coin is the fifth release within the Lost Tigers of Cambodia series. This colourized coin holds a limited mintage of 2,000 coins.

The Indo-Chinese Tigers have become an endangered species and the remaining Indo-Chinese Tigers live within Southern Asia. These tigers can be found in tropical rainforests, grasslands and in the mountains. Due to poaching and habitat loss, there are approximately 350 Indo-Chinese tigers remaining around the world.

The reverse of this detailed coin depicts the Indo-Chinese tiger with two cubs and the Angkor Wat in the background. This design portrays the scenery of a tiger living in Cambodia, like they did years ago. The obverse illustrates the Angkor Wat, the largest religious structure in the form of a temple complex in the world, located in northwest Cambodia. The inscriptions include "Kingdom of Cambodia", year of issue and denomination.

Specifications:
Year: 2026
Mintage: 2,000 coins
Denomination: 3,000 Riels
Metal Content: 1 Troy oz.
Purity: .9999
Thickness: 3.05 mm
Diameter: 40.7 mm

Image is an example of the coin you will receive.

2025 Cambodia 3,000 Riels Colourized Lost Tigers 1oz. .9999 Silver (No Tax)

This 2026 coin is the fifth release within the Lost Tigers of Cambodia series. This colourized coin holds a limited mintage of 2,000 coins.

The Indo-Chinese Tigers have become an endangered species and the remaining Indo-Chinese Tigers live within Southern Asia. These tigers can be found in tropical rainforests, grasslands and in the mountains. Due to poaching and habitat loss, there are approximately 350 Indo-Chinese tigers remaining around the world.

The reverse of this detailed coin depicts the Indo-Chinese tiger with two cubs and the Angkor Wat in the background. This design portrays the scenery of a tiger living in Cambodia, like they did years ago. The obverse illustrates the Angkor Wat, the largest religious structure in the form of a temple complex in the world, located in northwest Cambodia. The inscriptions include "Kingdom of Cambodia", year of issue and denomination.

Specifications:
Year: 2026
Mintage: 2,000 coins
Denomination: 3,000 Riels
Metal Content: 1 Troy oz.
Purity: .9999
Thickness: 3.05 mm
Diameter: 40.7 mm

$26.18

Original: $87.27

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2026 Cambodia 3,000 Riels Colourized Lost Tigers 1oz. .9999 Silver (No Tax)—

$87.27

$26.18

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Image is an example of the coin you will receive.

2025 Cambodia 3,000 Riels Colourized Lost Tigers 1oz. .9999 Silver (No Tax)

This 2026 coin is the fifth release within the Lost Tigers of Cambodia series. This colourized coin holds a limited mintage of 2,000 coins.

The Indo-Chinese Tigers have become an endangered species and the remaining Indo-Chinese Tigers live within Southern Asia. These tigers can be found in tropical rainforests, grasslands and in the mountains. Due to poaching and habitat loss, there are approximately 350 Indo-Chinese tigers remaining around the world.

The reverse of this detailed coin depicts the Indo-Chinese tiger with two cubs and the Angkor Wat in the background. This design portrays the scenery of a tiger living in Cambodia, like they did years ago. The obverse illustrates the Angkor Wat, the largest religious structure in the form of a temple complex in the world, located in northwest Cambodia. The inscriptions include "Kingdom of Cambodia", year of issue and denomination.

Specifications:
Year: 2026
Mintage: 2,000 coins
Denomination: 3,000 Riels
Metal Content: 1 Troy oz.
Purity: .9999
Thickness: 3.05 mm
Diameter: 40.7 mm