2021 Tuvalu One-Ounce Silver Gods of Olympus Poseidon

The Mighty Poseidon Surfaces On This Gods of Olympus Coin Ill-tempered, ill-mannered and possibly just a plain old jerk, Poseidon is the famous Greek god of the sea and through countless ages he developed a nasty reputation of being vengeful and greedy. And THIS is a god?! Yep, he’s the brother of Zeus and Hades and together all three murdered their father and divided the kingdom amongst themselves. Perhaps Poseidon is upset because he didn’t like ruling over the Earth’s waters, but you’ll love being able to hold this spectacular silver Poseidon coin in your hands, the second release in the Gods of Olympus series from Australia’s world-renowned Perth Mint! Stunning Design Captures Poseidon’s Fearsome Temperament Featuring a stunning depiction of the mighty Poseidon complete with his trident, the coin available here was expertly struck in a full ounce of highly pure 99.99% fine silver. Its design is a simply hydro-tastic. It draws inspiration from the fact that Poseidon is the god of horses and shows him being drawn across a foam of sea waves by a pair of might equines while dolphins frolic in the background. This is the Uncirculated version and its gleaming silver shine serves to further augment the celestial awesomeness of this epic coin! Flawless Coins From Among the First Released In fact, each 2021 Tuvalu One-Ounce Silver Gods of Olympus Poseidon coin available in this offer has been graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) as being in flawless Uncirculated Mint State-70 (MS70) condition, a distinction that means these perfectly-graded coins have ZERO imperfections — showing all features and fields exactly as the engraver and mint intended. In addition, NGC has further certified that this piece is a First Releases (FR) coin, a designation that means it was received by NGC or an NGC-approved depository within the first 30 days of its release. Collectors seek out these coins because they are produced with new dies and considered to have sharper strikes and deeper mirrors than those that are struck later. It will come sonically sealed in an acrylic holder with a special Pacific Rim label. This coin is $1 legal tender in Tuvalu, an independent South Pacific Ocean island nation within the British Commonwealth. It will come sealed in a protective capsule from the mint and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. It’s also limited to a maximum mintage of just 13,500 Uncirculated coins for the entire world! Even Poseidon himself will have difficulty locating one of these beauties! Strike now and strike fast; secure the 2021 Tuvalu One-Ounce Silver Gods of Olympus Poseidon coin for your collection today! COIN HIGHLIGHTS: SECOND RELEASE IN GODS OF OLYMPUS SERIES – This coin is the second release in the Gods of Olympus series. It features a striking depiction of Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea. It includes the inscription “POSEIDON” and The Perth Mint’s “P” mintmark. The effigy of Queen Elizabeth II appears on the coin’s obverse. STRUCK IN HIGHLY PURE SILVER – Each 2021 Tuvalu One-Ounce Silver Gods of Olympus Poseidon coin was struck by Australia’s world-renown Peth Mint in a full ounce of highly pure 99.99% fine silver and measures 40.9 mm in diameter. LEGAL TENDER IN TUVALU – These 2021 Tuvalu One-Ounce Silver Gods of Olympus Poseidon coins are $1 legal tender in Tuvalu, an independent South Pacific Ocean island nation within the British Commonwealth. PERFECT UNCIRCULATED CONDITION –Your 2021 Tuvalu One-Ounce Silver Gods of Olympus Poseidon coin has been graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) in perfect Uncirculated Mint State-70 (MS70) condition. KEY FIRST RELEASES CERTIFICATION – NGC has further certified that this piece is a First Releases (FR) coin, meaning that it was among the first struck by the mint and was verified within the first 30 days of issue. It will come in an acrylic holder with a special Pacific Rim label. LOW WORLDWIDE EDITION LIMIT – The maximum mintage for the 2021 Tuvalu One-Ounce Silver Gods of Olympus Poseidon coin has been set at just 13,500.