Description
Introducing Guardian of the Realm, a bold fantasy-inspired silver collectible from 320 Coins.
This unique release is made from 1 gram of silver and features a distinctive shaped design with colorized artwork, giving the piece strong visual impact in a compact format. The Guardian of the Realm theme brings together fantasy, protection, strength, and legend, making it a great fit for collectors who enjoy medieval themes, fantasy artwork, shaped silver, and limited-mintage specialty pieces.
Each piece comes capsulated to help protect the finish and preserve its display-ready presentation. With a small mintage of only 2,000 pieces, Guardian of the Realm offers strong collectible appeal for collectors, dealers, resellers, gift buyers, and live sellers looking for a unique small-format silver release.
Product: Guardian of the Realm
Metal: 1 Gram Silver
Format: Shaped
Finish: Colorized
Presentation: Capsulated
Mintage: Only 2,000
ETA: December
MAP: $13
Guardian of the Realm 1g .999 Silver
By 320 Coins · Last updated
Guardian of the Realm is a striking 1 gram silver collectible featuring a shaped, colorized design with strong fantasy appeal. This limited release comes capsulated for protection and presentation, with a mintage of only 2,000 pieces.
$15.95
SKU: guardian-of-the-realm-1g-999-silver
Specifications
| Metal Type | Silver |
| Weight | 1g |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mintage | 2,000 |
| SKU | guardian-of-the-realm-1g-999-silver |
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