Showing posts with label silver round. Show all posts
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Saturday, January 17, 2015

2015 1oz Silver Year of the Sheep Bullion Round Silver Shield

2015 1oz Silver Year of the Sheep Bullion Round Silver Shield


The 2015 Silver Shield Year of the Sheep is the first coin in the new Silver Shield Lunar Series!
This unique design stands out from all other Lunar Series on the market and keeps true to the Silver Shield spirit.
The Year of the Sheep features a visceral image of two wolves eating an ignorant and docile sheep.
This symbolizes the cunning men that prey upon the naive and indoctrinated masses.
The 2015 Year of the Sheep is accented with the Chinese symbol for sheep.
The final detail is a lonely sheep dog howling a distant warning, which symbolizes those that are aware and prepared.
Brilliant Uncirculated strike or a 1 ounce Proof-Like strike with an air-tite, display case and a unique red and gold numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
Specifications:
1 troy oz .999 fine BU Silver
Orders in multiples of 20 coins ship in original mint tube.
Air tight size: 40mm

Monday, September 9, 2013

Love 1oz 999 Silver Round Medallion - Silver Bullet, Silver Shield


 
Love is the most powerful force out there and is the ultimate opposite consciousness solution to the Debt and Death paradigm.
 
I could think of nothing more loving than a picture that I have been carrying around for over a decade of the most peaceful and loving person I have ever met. 
 
Love does not stop there, it must resonate.  Knowing that my consciousness did not become activated until I found out I was going to be a father, I thought that nothing represents true love than a mother to be.
 
The three hearts represents the past present and future love that passes through time.  I find it amazing how we are directly affected at a very early age by people who were born 70 to 80 years before us, with major influences like our grandparents.  By the time we are older we will have a direct influence on grand children and possibly great grand children 70 to 80 years from now. The pregnancy is the middle of this 150 year span of direct consciousness existence.
 
I once again have to thank and marvel at the incredible talent of Heidi Wastweet.  I could only trust her to be able to sculpt this incredibly personal and delicate image.  Her attention to detail from the heart the hands make and the wedding ring made for an incredible sculpt. 
 
Heidi finishes off this design with her initials HW on the hip of the skirt. I told her that was the best place for the initials, because she is such a hip artist to be able to do chaotic, hard and powerful sculpts like Warbird, but then switch gears to sculpt loving, soft and the power of Love.

Monday, August 12, 2013

2013 Sentinel One Ounce Silver Medallion - Brilliant Uncirculated Bullion Round






In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Spirko and his team at The Survival Podcast spent some time strategizing what people could do to help their fellow citizens in times of disaster. They threw around several ideas, like putting together disaster-response teams or even reviving a voluntary militia; but for Spirko, one phrase stuck out more than anything else: “Every citizen is a soldier.”

He realized that not everyone is cut out to be a warrior, but all who embrace personal philosophies of freedom and liberty are surely warriors at heart. Only some will be labeled a soldier, but anyone can deem him or herself a Sentinel—one who stands watch over their fellow citizens.

The Sentinel medallion illustrates three of the most iconic moments of resistance and defense of liberty in human history. The overlapping symbols on the reverse of the coin—the sword, the musket and the rifle—visually bridge the historical gaps between valiant efforts made to defend a nation’s freedom.

Breaking Down the Symbols

The Spartan sword represents the 300 Spartan solders who gave their lives to protect the Greek Republic from the invading Persian kingdom. The musket acts as a symbol of our defiance and declaration of independence from the British Empire during the American Revolution.

The AR-15- certainly the most intellectually provocative symbol of the three- represents the modern militia. It encourages us to open our eyes to the growing, tyrannical nature within our back alleys and our boardrooms and realize that we, too may be called upon to take up arms; just as the Spartans and Revolutionaries before us. 300 Spartans stood to protect the Greek Empire--imagine what 55 million American gun owners could do.


This coin is a celebration of Sentinels—the sword and the musket represent the brave men and women in history who fought for freedom and for the protection of others, while the rifle acts as a reminder that no society is exempt from looming oppression. Not even ours.