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>>55875157
I missed those last year, but was able to buy one recently for 29.39 euros. Not a great price for such a recent and common coin. In the same order, I paid a bit less for this one that's minted to only 5000.

>>55875421
Yep
> The Niue Athenian Owl 1 oz Silver Bullion Coin is inspired by the ‘Tetradrachm’, an Ancient Greek coin with a face value of four drachmae. Struck in honour of Athena, the Greek Tetradrachm coin featured an image of the goddess in its obverse and an owl, the official polis of Athens complete with olive branch and crescent moon, on its reverse. The owl is a symbol of truth and wisdom and, per ancient mythology, sat on Athena’s ‘blind side’ to enable her to see the whole truth.
> The coin was in wide circulation between 510 to 38 BC and is the best-known of all ancient coins. Early Owls were struck from Silver from various locations, including Laurium near Athens.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces103372.html