A silver token of affection
2018-03-22 Thu
Valentine’s Day has just been upon us but don’t you think that we should celebrate love, each and every day. One of the popular gifts that ‘lovers’ gift each other are the heart-shaped pendant lockets. Do you own any part of the metal heart?The given picture in the image you see is something similar to the heart locket pendants. The Government of Niue issued a silver coin for the Valentine’s Day in 2014. The purpose of this coin was to express their feelings by giving a heart-shaped greeting or token of affection.
The coin struck is in the shape of a heart that can be separated into two pieces, which in turn come together to form the heart-shaped “always with you” silver valentine coin. What a perfect way to say I love you!
As a two-piece offering, the coin is designed to keep one side and give the other half to your significant other. This One Dollar beautified silver coin is worth for your love, isn’t it?
Will you accept this token of affection, if given by your loved one?
Picture Courtesy: Wiki Commons
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