Description
Featuring dramatic ice-blue dragon artwork across both sides, this 1-gram .999 fine silver piece showcases exceptional detail and craftsmanship. The obverse displays a fierce dragon head breathing crystalline ice breath, while the reverse depicts a majestic winged dragon soaring above mountain peaks. Rich blue and silver tones dominate the design, creating stunning contrast against the precious metal base. Each piece contains exactly 1 gram of investment-grade .999 fine silver, making it an affordable entry point for precious metals enthusiasts. The fantasy theme and limited mintage of 320 pieces enhances collectibility. Housed in protective presentation packaging, this miniature bullion piece combines artistic merit with tangible precious metal value, appealing to both collectors and investors seeking fractional silver holdings.
Ice Dragon 1g .999 Fine Silver
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Stunning ice dragon artwork on 1g .999 fine silver with crystalline detail and fantasy collectibility in limited 320-piece mintage.
Silver 1g .999 320 Coins
$19.95
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SKU: ice-dragon-1g-999-fine-silver
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Specifications
| Metal Type | Silver |
| Weight | 1g |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mint | 320 Coins |
| Mintage | 32,000 |
| SKU | ice-dragon-1g-999-fine-silver |
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