Round Highlights:
- Contains 1 kilo (32.15 oz) of .9999 fine silver.
- Limited mintage of only 100.
- Seventh release of the Germania Mint bullion round series.
- Rounds will be in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and delivered in a capsule with COA.
- Obverse: Features Germania, having reached her long anticipated destination, is adorned with a royal crown, clad in armor and stands surrounded by mysterious runes. She carries with her the imperial sword, Reichsschwert and her shield. Two ravens follow her every move, and are the eyes and ears of Odin, god of war, wisdom and poetry.
- Reverse: Showcases the Germania Mint coat of arms with a two-headed eagle holding lightning bolts and olive branches, as was done since its introduction. The eagle is a symbol of strength and determination, originating from Germanic mythology and connected to Janus, the god of beginnings, gatekeepers and treaties.
Continue your Germania story with this beautiful, limited mintage 1 kilo silver BU round to your cart today!
Germania Series The Germania bullion coin series, launched in 2019 by Germania Mint, is an annually issued collection made from high-purity silver and gold in both BU and proof versions. The design interprets the personification of Germania alongside the two-headed eagle, symbolizing European heritage, honor, and bravery. The coins tell a captivating story of Germania and her many adventures across magical lands and seas. The reverse features the Roman-era eagle surrounded by a laurel, representing wisdom, victory, and law. Highly valued for both aesthetics and material quality, the series is widely appreciated by numismatic collectors worldwide.
Germania Mint The Germania Mint has just released the latest edition of its flagship collection, which includes a range of historically significant components beloved by fans as well as some intriguing new changes. This 2024 release features five different silver products of varying sizes. This includes the 1 oz silver BU, 1 oz silver proof, 2 oz silver BU, 1 kilo BU and 10 oz BU.
