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The Lubavitcher Rebbe

Spreading the Light

MINTNiue Mint
YEAR2026
WEIGHT1 oz
METAL.999 Fine Silver
MINTAGE5,786 pcs

Bracha v'hatzlacha — blessing and success.

The Rebbe's standing words to those who came to ask

THE STORY

A man who reshaped a movement without ever boarding a plane.

This coin was minted by the mint of the island of Niue (off the coast of New Zealand), marking seventy-five years since Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson assumed the mantle of leadership. This is the first time a legal tender coin has been minted bearing the portrait of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

Each coin in this distinguished limited edition is crafted with master artisanship, in proof quality and high relief. Struck in one troy ounce of .999 pure refined silver. The mintage is strictly limited to 5,786 silver coins. Furthermore, the silver from which the coins are minted includes a blessed Dime distributed by the Rebbe himself, received directly from his holy hands, thereby giving the coins a direct link and connection to his blessing and the spreading of his light. This coin therefore presents a precious opportunity for admirers and cherishers of the Chabad legacy and the Rebbe's emissaries worldwide, to immortalize his blessed activities and deeds in a tangible object, engraved and fixed on legal tender - as an everlasting memorial.

— FIGURE · DIME PLACEHOLDER —
A dime from the Rebbe’s Sunday distributions — the source material melted into this issue.

Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the seventh leader of the Chabad dynasty, expanded and established a series of campaigns and a network of emissaries around the globe, thereby placing the Chabad-Lubavitch movement at the forefront of global Jewry. The Rebbe encouraged every individual to spread inspiration and goodness to others. The network of emissaries dispatched by the Rebbe turned this mission into a large-scale global movement.

His constant blessing to those seeking his advice - "Bracha V'Hatzlacha" (Blessing and Success) - reflects his approach to empowering every individual to grow and uplift others with them. His blessing in these words serves as a sort of mission charter for our generation, to spread goodness and blessing in the world, thereby reaching the ultimate goal of transforming the world into a "dwelling place in the lower realms" for the Almighty. His blessing "Bracha V'Hatzlacha," which now encircles his portrait on the coin, and its theme "Spreading the Light," both encourage the call to bring spiritual light to all corners of the earth.

THE COIN

Three things on a coin can carry weight: a face, a place, and a phrase .

Each was given its own consideration. The portrait was struck in high relief; the building was rendered facade-true; the blessing was tracked around the rim in three scripts.

  1. No. 01

    The face.

    Sandra Deiana works the Rebbe's portrait in high relief — the technical idiom she brought to the Royal Mint's 2022 Britannia. Controlled, restrained, and quiet at every distance. A likeness, not an icon.

  2. No. 02

    The place.

    770 Eastern Parkway, rendered facade-true — three Gothic windows, gabled roof, the numeral inscribed at the cornice. Beneath it, an eight-branched menorah, rays reaching outward.

  3. No. 03

    The phrase.

    Around the rim: bracha v'hatzlacha. Hebrew, English, transliterated. The Rebbe's standing blessing, repeated so that the wish for blessing and success reaches whoever holds the coin.

SPECIFICATIONS

The coin, in full.

Every figure on this page is verified by the Niue Mint’s certificate of authenticity, included with each coin shipped.

Subject
The Lubavitcher Rebbe
Theme
Spreading the Light
Year
2026
Issuing authority
Government of Niue
Mint
Niue Mint
Denomination
1 NZD · Legal Tender
Metal
.999 Fine Silver
Weight
1 oz
Diameter
38.7 mm
Quality
Proof · High Relief
Designer
Sandra Deiana
Mintage
5,786
PORTRAIT · SANDRA

THE DESIGNER

Sandra Deiana, in the Italian manner.

A Sardinian-born sculptor and engraver, Sandra Deiana works in the high-relief tradition of European mint engraving — controlled, restrained, and quiet at every distance. She trained at the Italian Mint in Rome and has produced legal tender pieces for the United Kingdom, Italy, and the Vatican.

For this issue she developed the obverse over six months, working from period photographs and the testimony of those who knew the Rebbe in person. The portrait sits in the tradition of formal numismatic likeness — neither idealized nor dramatized.


  • Royal Mint · 2022 Britannia
  • Italian Mint · Caravaggio Series
  • Vatican · 2019 Holy Year

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