2017 Tuvalu 1 Dollar 1-oz Silver Ghostbusters Slimer Colorized Reverse Proof NGC PF70 First Releases

Bring Slimer Into Your Home Without the Mess with This 1 oz. Silver Coin!

Ghostbusters is one of the most well-known films of the 1980s. Even today references to it are common and someone is always ready to yell “WHO YA GONNA CALL?”

This 1 oz. Silver coin features Slimer, the first ghost captured by the team. He is one of the most unique and recognizable entities encountered by the Ghostbusters. He also appeared in subsequent Ghostbusters films. This coin is a true must-have for any fan of the original Ghostbusters.

• Officially Licensed Slimer Design– This Slimer Silver coin is the second of Tuvalu’s Ghostbusters series. On the reverse, Slimer is depicted in color just above one of the team’s traps. The Ghostbusters logo is featured at the bottom of the design.
• 1 oz. of Very Pure Silver– While it was issued by the nation of Tuvalu, this coin was actually struck in Australia by the Perth Mint. The Perth Mint has an excellent reputation for quality. This specimen is made of .9999 fine silver and weighs 1 Troy oz. That means it has an even higher level of purity than the American Silver Eagle.
• Tuvalu Legal Tender– Tuvalu is a small island nation in the Pacific and this coin can be used as legal tender there. It has a face value of $1. Like other coins issued by Tuvalu, the obverse design features a detailed portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
• PF70 from NGC– The Numismatic Guaranty Corporation graded this 1 oz. Silver coin. It was assigned the grade of Proof 70. This grade is only given to coins that are found to be flawless. Now it is protected by a permanently sealed NGC slab.
• Limited Mintage – A mintage limit was set for this coin before the first one was struck. No more than 5,000 will be minted. This number is quite small compared to the number of Ghostbusters fans around the world.

The 2017 Tuvalu Slimer 1 oz. Silver coin is sure to stand out in any collection. Order an NGC certified PF70 reverse proof from GovMint.com while you can.