THE ROYAL WEDDING 2011 KINGDOM OF BHUTAN.

Banknotes and Coins to Commemorate Royal Wedding Of Bhutan.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011
  King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Queen Jetsun Pema 
The Royal Monetary Authority has printed commemorative banknotes and minted silver coins to commemorate the Royal Wedding.
Commemorative Banknotes.Obverse.
 
Commemorative Banknotes.Reverse.
                                                              (Dickson Niew Collection)

The notes and the coins will be available in Bank of Bhutan, Bhutan Development Bank Limited and in the BOB counter at the Paro Airport from October 13th till 4th of November.2011
The note will cost Nu. 500 and the silver coin will be Nu.5,000
By: Bhutan's National Public Service Broadcaster.

Bhutan's much-publicised royal wedding that will see King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck tying the nuptial knot with his childhood sweetheart Jetsun Pema began on Thursday morning amid chanting of hymns by Buddhist monks in the historical city of Punakha.
Thousands of Bhutanese, including children and women, started thronging the ground near the stunning 17th century fortress in this ancient city, 71 km from capital Thimphu, from various parts of the tiny Himalayan hingdom as early as 5 am (local time), braving intense cold.
Majority of the 71 lakh population remained glued to their television sets to watch the wedding ceremony which was being telecast live on Bhutan Broadcasting Service TV.
The elaborate wedding ceremony, which is being conducted according to Bhutanese Buddhist traditions, began at 4 am with the initiation of special prayers by 100 monks led by His Holiness Je Khenpo, the head monastic preceptor.
Source:Rediff.com 

Bhutan Royal Wedding Commemorative Coins
Singapore Mint is the official Mint for the Bhutan Royal Wedding Commemorative Coins. The exclusive coins bear the portrait of the esteemed Royal Couple on the obverse and the logo of the Royal Wedding is featured on the reverse. The Royal Wedding Logo embodies the symbolic Khorlo (Wheel), signifying the Royalty; Two Circles with the Dhar (Ceremonial Scarf) signifying the Eternal Union of Thap (Method) and Sherab (Wisdom) and the Dham Tshig Tsangma and Lotus, symbolising the Purity of the Union. The Singapore Mint also produce two specially minted one-kilogramme coins as a Royal Wedding Coin Gift.
Obverse.(Dickson Niew Collection)

Specifications
Mintage: 20, 000 pc(s)
Issue Date: 01-Nov-2011
Diameter (mm): 40.70
Weight (g): 31.10
Material: 999 Fine Silver
Price: S$180.00(Issued Price)




Reverse.(Dickson Niew Collection)

PS: This coin was sold out on the 1st day of its released.

My brother in Singapore did me a great fever to get me a set of this Bhutan Royal Wedding Commemorative Coins and Banknotes after paying many attempts visited the Singapore MAS.

Read more: http://lunaticg.blogspot.com/2011/10/bhutan-royal-wedding-coin.html#ixzz1jdA4JS5I
RSP:RM780.00(Bhutan Royal Wedding Commemorative Coins)
RSP:RM120.00(Bhutan Royal Wedding Commemorative Banknotes) 


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