An innovative silver coin featuring a tiger motif that impressively combines natural and artificial motifs, this coin questions whether reality is real.

More and more people believe that the world around us is not real. Some say we are just players and prisoners in a virtual reality. Other skeptics, for a change, are convinced that we are not people at all, but computer programs. What if this is true? If we accepted the idea that the reality around us is just a fiction, would it change our perception of existence, freedom and the meaning of life? If reality is an illusion, does that mean that our feelings, dreams and desires are not real? Does it mean that our choices are not truly ours - that they are predetermined by the machine code that controls us? Or do we have the ability to change that code? Maybe it doesn't matter at all whether our lives are mere simulations or not. More important is how we live ...

The reverse side of the commemorative coin presents an extraordinary tiger - while the back of its body is made of a digital polygon network, the front has the natural form of an animal. The three-dimensional effect of the deep relief is further highlighted by multiple layers of colouring. The obverse side is then filled with another 3D network, which represents a wormhole or gateway to a virtual reality. As the coin was issued with the license from the Cook Islands, it also bears a portrait of King Charles III on the obverse side, a nominal value of 20 DOLLARS (NZD) and the year of issue 2025.

Power Coin 's unusual coin is set in an elegant frame. It is an attractive addition to a collection, but also an original gift.