Dating all the way back to 3100 BC, the ancient civilization of Egypt contains some of the world’s greatest mysteries. With its massive structures and intricate hieroglyphics, it still leaves us with the unanswered question: did man have the power to create such greatness, or was it the Gods themselves?

Contains 13+ Troy ounces of solid silver. Available in both 13 & 45 Troy Ounce versions! XL version special feature includes real opening sarcophagus!

Standing tall with intimidating posture and near perfect muscularity, the Egyptian God Anubis is depicted as half man, half jackal, reigning the underworld for centuries! Don’t plan on entering the afterlife before coming face to face with Anubis and proving your worth. Shall your heart weigh more than his feather your soul will be devoured by demons and doomed to oblivion. However, Anubis is a kind God. Shall your soul prove worthy he shall usher your soul into an eternal afterlife!

Cast in the finest Sterling silver and standing on top a sarcophagus with detailed hieroglyphics, this Anubis statue captures the God himself guarding a grave with his infamous scepter. There is no doubt Anubis will watch over the statue’s owner and eventually guide him in a safe passing to the ultimate afterlife.

Anubis Specifications

• Dimensions: 4cm W x 6.5cm L 8.9cm H
• Weight: 437+ grams
• Metal: .925+ Silver
• Silver Content: 13+ Troy ounces
• Mintage: Limited to 1000 casts
• Features: Laser-etched with serial number & purity, box & certificate of authenticity

Anubis XL+ Specifications

• Dimensions: 6cm W x 9cm L 19cm H
• Weight: 1515+ grams
• Metal: .925+ Silver
• Silver Content: 45+ Troy ounces
• Mintage: Limited to 250 casts
• Features: Laser-etched with serial number & purity, box & certificate of authenticity

Number five in our Coins of the World Collection is the tutelary goddess and female personification of the British Isles, Britannia.

• Features removable trident
• Custom made wooden collector's box
• Contains 30+ Troy ounces of solid silver
• Part of the Coins of the World Collection
• Guaranteed minimum weight of 1008 grams of .925 silver
• Measures 173 mm tall with a width of 140mm
• Limited production of only 1,000 casts
• Base laser-etched with weight, purity & unique production number

Britannia was a Romano-celtic goddess and often associated with the Roman goddess Minerva (Greek: Athena, goddess of war and victory). The Romans were known to use strong maidens to signify their conquests and Britannia was no different. When Claudius Caesar conquered Britain in 43AD, he named the new province after the goddess. Early images discovered in Aphrodisias depict Britannia writhing in agony under the heel of Claudius.
 
She first appeared on Roman coins under the Emperor Hadrian around 119AD after his successful invasion of Britain. Hadrian’s Britannia was seen as a ‘forlorn goddess’ in a windswept robe, seated on rocks with spear and shield in hand. However, later on Hadrian coins displayed Britannia as strong and dressed for war. By the 5th Century she had disappeared from the limelight altogether.
 
But in 1672, King Charles II re-introduced Britannia to the nation, where she held her place in British currency until 2008, and later re-emerging in 2015 for the £2 coin. No longer forlorn, she is depicted as the warrior she is, and a seafaring goddess, symbolizing Britain’s naval strength. Today, she stands tall and proud in her flowing robe with shield, trident, and Roman Galea.
 
And it is this Britannia; casting her powerful gaze out to sea that we’ve cast in stunning .925 silver today. Enjoy her story from goddess to conquered maiden to naval powerhouse as #5 in our Coins of the World Collection.

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Imagined and designed by 3D master sculptor Cosmin Morar, we’ve created an exact replica of the iconic ‘Griffin’ at Temple Bar in London. But what makes him iconic? Look close and you’ll see…

Traditionally, the mythological Griffin features the head and the wings of an eagle with the body of a lion. He was the type of creature who could take on a ferocious dragon without breaking a sweat. But this Griffin, originally designed by Charles Bell Birch is, in fact, a dragon. Griffin by name, dragon by design.

Just as the Gryphon statue is a guardian to churches and the like, so too is the heraldic Griffin-dragon. He is a guardian to the western side of London. He joins the memorial to the Temple Bar - the main ceremonial entrance to the City Of London. A popular figure worldwide, he has also featured in much literature since his creation. Hold a piece of history with this magnificent statue.  

Specifications

• Contains 16+ Troy ounces of solid silver
• Part of the Fairies and Fantasy Collection
• Guaranteed minimum weight of 551 grams of .925 silver
• Height: 115 mm, Width: 110mm, Length: 110mm
• Limited production of only 1,000 casts
• Base laser-etched with weight, purity & unique production number

HYDRA the Mythical Sea-Serpent: Watch Out!! The venomous sea-serpent is back, and he’s tearing a path of terror! Dating all the way back to Ancient Greek and Roman mythology, the Hydra holds a lengthy reputation of being the toughest opponents to defeat in any aquatic battle scenario. How can you possibly kill an immortal beast? If you think cutting one of his heads off will kill him, think again and watch two more grow in its place!

With his fatally poisonous breathe, ferocious razor sharp teeth, and sheer size, Hydra dominates its opponents and shreds them to pieces with ease. As the most vicious serpent in history, there’s nothing that can come in the way of his quest for blood, best to let this beast rest peacefully in the depths of the sea... or else!

• Contains 8+ Troy ounces of solid silver
• Part of the Fairies and Fantasy Collection
• Guaranteed minimum weight of 269 grams of .925 silver
• Measures 76 mm tall with a base diameter of 56mm
• Limited production of only 1,000 casts
• Base laser-etched with weight, purity & unique production number

3D Master Sculptor Cosmin MorarCosmin Morar is not merely a sculptor, nor is he simply a CG and 3D character artist. He is an undisputed master of the craft, expecting nothing but excellence. Morar holds a Masters Degree in Sculpture from the University of Unate Bucharest, where he currently resides.

FINDING BEAUTY IN TRAGEDY Inspired by the Mexican holiday Dia De Los Muertos, feast your eyes upon the glorious “Skull of the Dead”.

Dia De Los Muertos or “Day of the Dead” as it’s referred to in English is the traditional South American holiday that celebrates the lives of the deceased. On this day the souls of the dead are ushered back to life, if only for a few moments. Gravesites are decorated with colorful decorations like skulls, candles, flowers, and even the favorite food of the dead. Families gather around the graves of loved ones and sing, dance, and tell stories in the greatest celebration of life!

For the ultimate tribute to those who passed on, we have handcrafted the “Skull of the Dead” and magnificently carved it with intricate symmetrical patterns. This heavy and solid silver skull is sure to be adorned by the spirits of your loved ones.

• Dimensions: 5.5cm W x 8.5cm L 6.5cm H
• Weight: 505+ grams
• Metal: .925+ Silver
• Silver Content: 15+ Troy ounces
• Mintage: Limited to 1000 casts
• Features: Laser-etched with serial number & purity, box & certificate of authenticity

As the third statue in the Coins of the World solid silver statue collection, The Libertad commemorates Mexico's Libertad coin.

THE FIGHT FOR LIBERTAD It was September 16th, 1810 when Catholic Priest, Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla launched the Mexican War Of Independence. Known as ‘The Father Of Mexico’, Miguel successfully called upon the town of Delores to rise up against the tyranny of Spanish-Euro occupiers. Sadly, he was to lose his life before victory was realized. But a century later, Monumento a la Indepencia was built to commemorate the start of his war.

INTRODUCING THE GREEK GODDESS OF VICTORY: In a magnificent merging of culture, Mexico crowned Monumento a la Indepencia (The Monument to Independence) with a stunning 22 foot statue named El Angel, inspired by The Greek Goddess Nike Of Samothrace - well known in Greek mythology as the Goddess Of Victory.

• 13.5cm tall with a 13.5cm wingspan
• contains 12+ Troy Ounces of silver
• actual weight 403+ grams 925 silver
• only 1000 casts ever produced
• laser-etched with serial number, weight & purity
• includes box & certificate of authenticity

The Soaring Eagle
 
For as long as man has walked the earth, so too the majestic eagle has soared overhead casting a shadow of stoic symbolism. But one can’t honor this symbolism without first recognizing the eagle’s spiritual connection to Source. From ancient Sumerian texts and Greek Mythology, to present day Native American ceremony, the eagle was first known as a messenger of God, and the link between the physical and spiritual world. And this connection may even pre-date written language. The oldest record of bipeds interacting with eagles dates back 130,000 years! In Croatia, 8 talons purposed as jewelry were found alongside Neanderthal remains and officially published in 2014.
 
As the undisputed “King of the Skies” The eagle is commonly known as a global symbol of strength, courage, protection, wisdom, and freedom. This bird was first seen as a battle standard in 540 BC by Cyrus the Great, and used in Roman Heraldry around 102BC by consul Gaius Marius. It was this rich Roman history, and symbolism that lead the bald eagle to become adopted as the official emblem of the United States of America.
 
While the mighty eagle is found around the world, the bald eagle is found primarily in North America. He’s actually not bald as the name suggests. He is distinct due to his white head and his name comes from the English word piebald, which means “white-headed”. The Golden Eagle - Mexico’s national bird – is also found in North America, but in Eurasia and Africa too.
 
When you meet the eagle up close, you discover he’s incredibly smart, and an energy conserving survivalist. He can reach speeds of up to 75 miles p/h diving for his own fish, which he then grasps with one talon, while tearing the flesh with the other. And as cartoons depict, you don’t want to get picked up by those talons and dropped into an eagles nest, they can reach up to 8 feet wide and 13 feet deep!
 
From his spiritual connection, to his impressive size we’ve captured this majestic bird in full flight and dipped him in solid silver for you take home today as part of our Great Outdoors Collection. Keep your King of the Sky close as a totem animal, spirit guide, or simply to offer courage and strength when you need it most.

  The Symbol of Freedom

A story widely circulated during the American Revolution claimed that at an early battle of the war, the noise of the fighting woke the bald eagles in the nearby mountains. As the birds swooped down from their nests, they began to make loud cries. The American soldiers are said to have thought the eagles were ''shrieking for freedom.''

Since June 20, 1782, the Eagle has been used as an emblem of United States of America because of how majestically it soars in the sky signifying strength and freedom.

"Thus the eagle, full of the boundless spirit of freedom, living above the valleys, strong and powerful in his might, has become the national emblem of a country that offers freedom in word and thought and an opportunity for a full and free expansion into the boundless space of the future."

--Maude M. Grant

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Contains 8+ Troy ounces of solid silver
• Part of the American Treasures Collection
• Guaranteed minimum weight of 269 grams of .925 silver
• Measures 80 mm tall with a wingspan of 160mm
• Limited production of only 1,000 casts
• Base laser-etched with weight, purity & unique production number

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Dating back to the 1700's, imagery for the Bull and Bear has been tethered to the Stock Market and the savage trading floor. Through countless paintings and prose, the Bull Market is depicted as positive due to rising prices and encouraged buying.

Weathered by true grit and determination, Troy the Silver Bull blazes his way through the market..

The name "Troy" pays homage to "troy ounce" which is a unit of measure for weight that dates back to the Middle Ages. Originally used in Troyes, France, the troy ounce was used in particular when dealing with precious metals. One troy ounce is equal to 31.1034768 grams.

Troy the Silver Bull contains 8+ Troy ounces of silver. Muscles rippling and legs outstretched, Troy seems to be ever-engaged in a fierce battle with his arch nemesis Ozzy the Silver Bear.

Ozzy the Silver Bear contains 12+ Troy ounces of silver and he's ready to swipe down the bullish market and keep trading in check.

The name "Ozzy" pays tribute to the "oz" in "troy oz" which is the unit of measure used to determine the mass of precious metals.

Bring this EPIC battle home with this Set which contains one Silver Bull and one Silver Bear including matching serial numbers!