About the Piece
Hold the sparkle of the Strip in your hands. This 2 oz silver coin recreates the iconic Las Vegas sign in full detail. Secure your piece of neon history now.
A Neon Cultural Landmark Immortalized in Pure Silver
The "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign is more than a roadside greeting, it’s a cultural icon that has stood as the unofficial gateway to the city of lights and entertainment since it was first erected in 1959. Designed by Betty Willis, the sign captures the timeless appeal and retro glamour of mid-century Las Vegas, where neon dreams and endless possibility still shine.
Now faithfully recreated as a 2 oz pure silver legal tender coin measuring 70 x 54 mm, this collectible perfectly captures the charm of the original landmark. The reverse replicates the front of the sign in full color, complete with the classic starburst and “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada” lettering, while the obverse honors its iconic farewell message: “Drive Carefully, Come Back Soon.”
Framed in gold gilding and rendered in brilliant proof finish with selective coloring, every detail of this coin evokes the unmistakable energy of the Vegas strip. The official seal of Niue appears on the obverse, confirming its status as legal tender.
Issued by Niue in 2026, this limited edition is capped at just 777 pieces worldwide, a fitting tribute to Las Vegas’s luckiest number. Each coin comes presented in custom packaging with a serialized certificate of authenticity, making it an essential addition for collectors of Americana, novelty coins, or silver with serious style.
Specifications
What’s Included
- Individually numbered Spectres piece
- Matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity with product specifications
- Custom-designed Spectres presentation box
Every Spectres piece carries the Ghost mint mark.
How is this a coin?
- A coin is defined by its official issuance, not by its physical shape. This piece is formally issued as legal tender by a sovereign issuing authority, with an official denomination and year of issue.
- Money and coinage have also taken unconventional forms throughout history, including ancient Chinese knife- and spade-shaped money. Spectres continues that idea in modern legal tender, where a coin may be round, shaped, functional, sculptural or fully three-dimensional.