CHAMELEON Dot Art 3 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Palau 2025
 
Is the 6th release from the Dot Art series, also includ:
2020 - TREE OF LIFE
2021 - THE WHALE
2022 - EGYPT PYRAMID
2023 - FLOWER WITH BUTTERFLY
2024 - TAJ MAHAL
2025 - CHAMELEON Dot Art 3 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Palau 2025
 
The ‘Chameleon’ coin is an exclusive release in the ‘Dot Art’ series that transforms an original dot art painting into a breathtaking collectible. Struck in 3 oz of pure silver using enhanced Smartminting© technology, this 65 mm coin features a black proof finish and vibrant coloration that faithfully reflects the original artwork. Each piece is meticulously crafted to the highest standards and includes a beautiful display box and certificate of authenticity. With a limited mintage of just 333 pieces worldwide, the ‘Chameleon’ coin is poised to become a must-have for both dot art enthusiasts and modern coin collectors. Secure yours now at your local modern coin dealer before this exclusive masterpiece is gone!
 
Coin description 
The reverse of the coin depicts a Chameleon in majestic colors on top of stylized leaves. All in traditional dot art style. On the edge is written “2025” (the year of issue).
 
The obverse side of the coin depicts the unique coat of arms with the same dot-art and the inscriptions: “REPUBLIC OF PALAU” (the issuing country), “DOT ART” (the name of the series) and “20 Dollars” (the face value).
 
Background information 
A dot painting is defined by its distinctive technique: making repeated imprints of paint with a brush, dotting stick, or similar tool onto the canvas, creating recognizable “dot” marks. These individual dots come together to form the final image, giving the artwork its characteristic appearance.
 
Chameleons are fascinating reptiles renowned for their ability to change color, a skill used for communication, temperature regulation, and camouflage. Native primarily to Africa and Madagascar, with some species in Asia and Europe, they thrive in diverse habitats such as rainforests, savannas, and mountainous regions. Their arboreal lifestyle is supported by specialized zygodactylous feet, enabling a secure grip on branches, and prehensile tails for balance. Chameleons possess independently mobile eyes, granting them a 360-degree field of vision without moving their heads. Their long, sticky tongues can rapidly extend to capture prey like insects. These unique adaptations make chameleons highly adept at navigating their environments and evading predators.