Journey into the heart of the Himalayas with Everest: Goddess of the Sky - Mini C, a collectible inspired by the sacred mountain and the people who have called its slopes home. This piece draws from the history of a 1902–1911 Nepalese 1 paisa, issued during the Rana rulers and circulated through Himalayan trade routes.

For the Sherpa people, Everest was never simply a mountain to conquer. Known locally as Sagarmantha and Chomolungma, the world's highest peak has long held deep spiritual significance within Tibetan Buddhist traditions, making this collectible a tribute to the mountain's sacred heritage and enduring legacy.

The story of Everest is also inseparable from the Sherpa communities who developed remarkable knowledge of the Himalayas through farming, herding, and mountain trade. As foreign expeditions grew during the twentieth century, Sherpa guides became essential to countless ascents, carrying supplies and navigating some of the world's most dangerous terrain.

Their courage came at a tremendous cost, with many Sherpas facing avalanches, icefalls, extreme altitude, and heartbreaking loss along the frozen routes. 65 Sherpas have reached the summit more than once, while Kami Rita Sherpa holds the record with an incredible 32 ascents, making this piece a meaningful celebration of Himalayan resilience and sacrifice.

Key Features

• Everest-inspired collectible honoring Sherpa heritage and Himalayan history

• Based on a 1902–1911 Nepalese 1 paisa from the Rana era

• Grade Condition: C

• Weight/Dimensions: 10.5 g | 3.25" L x 3.25" W x 0.1" H

A striking collectible that connects ancient Himalayan traditions, Nepalese history, and the extraordinary resilience of the Sherpa people.