This 10 g coin carries 999.0/1000 (99.9% Fine) silver and comes from the Emirates Gold line. All three deities — Laxmi, Ganesh and Saraswati — share the face, covering prosperity, beginnings and learning in a single piece. It is struck as a coin rather than a bar, giving it the raised rim that protects the relief from rubbing.

Highlights

• 10 g of 999.0/1000 (99.9% Fine) fine silver
• Combined Laxmi, Ganesh and Saraswati relief on one face
• The standard configuration for household Diwali puja
• A sealed protective capsule with documentation
• Traditional Dhanteras and Diwali purchase

The coin is sealed in a clear protective capsule that keeps the struck surface untouched. At 99.9% the alloy content is immaterial to valuation and the piece prices straight off spot. This weight sits in the practical middle — enough metal to matter, small enough to sell a piece at a time. It is the highest-turnover design in the festival range during the Diwali period. Every unit is checked against its documentation before dispatch and shipped fully insured. You are paying spot value for the metal plus a fixed charge for making and certifying it — the first part moves, the second does not.

Market Info

Silver is materially more volatile than gold because industrial demand — solar, electronics, brazing — sits alongside investment demand and pulls in its own direction. That cuts both ways: larger percentage swings up and down. The gold-to-silver ratio is the metric most buyers watch when deciding between the two. Retain your invoice and certificate for resale.