Description
Fierce dragon mythology meets precious metal perfection in the legendary Ice Dragon collectible. Struck in 1/1000 oz of .999 fine gold, this miniature masterpiece showcases dual dragon artistry that commands attention. One side captures a menacing dragon head unleashing crystalline ice breath with intricate detail work, while the reverse depicts a majestic winged beast soaring majestically above towering mountain peaks. Originally designed with dramatic ice-blue coloration for the silver edition, the gold version transforms these same stunning visuals into warm, lustrous tones that highlight every scale, wing membrane, and breath crystal. The fractional weight makes this premium collectible accessible to discerning collectors seeking museum-quality dragon artwork in genuine gold. Limited production ensures future scarcity for this exceptional numismatic treasure.
Ice Dragon 1/1000 999 Fine Gold
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Legendary Ice Dragon artwork struck in 1/1000 oz .999 fine gold. Dual-sided design features fierce dragon head breathing crystalline ice and majestic winged beast soaring above peaks.
$39.95
SKU: ice-dragon-1-1000-999-fine-gold
Specifications
| Metal Type | Gold |
| Weight | 1/1000 |
| Purity | 999 Fine |
| Mint | 320 Coins |
| Mintage | 9,999 |
| SKU | ice-dragon-1-1000-999-fine-gold |
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