Let This Guitar-Shaped Coin Jazz up Your Collection Of Music-Themed Coins The Fender® Jazzmaster guitar was introduced in 1958 and, as the name suggests, was aimed at jazz guitarists. Though it never really took off with its intended audience, it did land well with surf-rockers of the early 1960s. The Jazzmaster soon became the go-to axe for New Wave and underground artists like Elvis Costello, the Cars’ Ric Ocasek, the E Street Band’s Nils Lofgren, and Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore and Lee Ranaldo popularizing the guitar with alternative artists in the late ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s. This amazing Fender Jazzmaster guitar-shaped legal tender coin can be your next choice when you augment the music wing of your collection! Commemorative Coin Replicates Jazzmaster’s Original Design Struck in a full ounce of highly pure 99.99% silver, this officially licensed coin replicates the Jazzmaster’s longer scale compared to Fender’s similar-shaped Jaguar guitar. Whereas the Jaguar had a shorter 24-inch scale, the Jazzmaster measured 25½ inches. Though they looked very much alike, their sounds were different. The Jazzmaster has a little more body and warmth to its sound, as well as a wider frequency range and slightly hotter output, whereas the Jaguar sounds more focused, brighter, and twangier. If you’re old enough to remember the original marketing campaign for the Jazzmaster, Fender launched it with the slogan, “You won’t part with yours either” in ads that appeared in the late ’50s and early ’60s that were created to appeal specifically to teenagers. When the Jazzmaster was heard being played by the Ventures on their 1960 hit single “Walk-Don’t Run,” success was assured after the tune went on to become one of the first surf songs to crack the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at No. 2 that summer. Don’t Get “Strung” Out By This Coin’s Low Limited Edition This coin also comes with a Reverse Proof finish. Unlike a regular proof that features frosted details rising over mirror-like fields, a Reverse Proof finish coin was expertly crafted by the mint from hand-selected planchets, polished dies and multiple strikes to produce mirror-like details rising over beautifully frosted fields! What’s more, just 3,500 of these 2024 Solomon Islands One-Ounce Silver Fender Jazzmaster Guitar Shaped Colorized Reverse Proof coins have been struck for worldwide release and each comes with an individual serial number that appears on the coin’s obverse. Each coin also comes housed in its original mint packaging that consists of a themed window box along with a Certificate of Authenticity. Don’t wait, order yours now! COIN HIGHLIGHTS: A TRIBUTE TO THE JAZZMASTER – This coin celebrates the famous Fender Jazzmaster with a guitar-shaped coin that features the instrument in full color. A portrait of Queen Elizabeth II is featured on the coin’s obverse. OFFICIALLY LICENSED – These coins are officially licensed by the Fender Musical Instruments Corporation, which introduced the Jazzmaster guitar in 1958. Aimed at jazz guitarists, the Jazzmaster became popular with surf rockers in the 1960s and New Wave and underground artists in the late ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s. STRUCK IN HIGHLY PURE SILVER – Each Fender Jazzmaster Guitar Shaped Colorized coin was struck in a full ounce of 99.99% silver and measures 28.6 mm x 84.4 mm. LEGAL TENDER – These 2024 Solomon Islands One-Ounce Silver Fender Jazzmaster Guitar Shaped Colorized coins are $2 legal tender in the Solomon Islands, a self-governing nation located in in the South Pacific made up of hundreds of islands. REVERSE PROOF FINISH – Your 2024 Solomon Islands One-Ounce Silver Fender Jazzmaster Guitar Shaped Colorized coin was struck with a Reverse Proof finish that features mirror-like details rising over frosted fields. LOW LIMITED EDITION – The maximum limited edition for the 2024 Solomon Islands One-Ounce Silver Fender Jazzmaster Guitar Shaped Colorized Reverse Proof coin was set at just 4,000. With such a low edition limit, these colorized one-ounce silver guitar-shaped Reverse Proof coins that pay tribute to the Fender Jazzmaster guitar will not last long. Grab yours now while you still can!