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2022 Cook Islands NGC Ms 70 Antiqued PEGASOS Numismatic Icons 1oz Silver
2022 Cook Islands NGC Ms 70 Antiqued PEGASOS Numismatic Icons 1oz SilverThank you for shopping with us and hope you enjoy what we have to offer. We are a small family-owned business and would love to earn your business. We are direct to Mint with most companies and try and bring everyone the most current collectibes and the harder to find pieces you just do not see every day. We strive to be the best at everything we do and what we have to offer. Check out our store and please enjoy your shopping with us and if you have
PEGASOS Numismatic Icons 1 Oz Silver Coin 5$ Cook Islands 2022
PEGASOS Numismatic Icons 1 Oz Silver Coin 5$ Cook Islands 202231.1 (1 oz). This beautiful 1 Oz Silver coin is the new issue in the “Numismatic Icons” series and features one of the most recognized creatures in Greek Mythology: Pegasus. The coin has Antique Finish quality, features Smartminting Ultra High Relief and comes in a case, along with the Certificate of Authenticity. Limited mintage of 999 pieces worldwide! The reverse of the coin features a beautiful winged horse, commonly known with the name of Pegasus. Pegasus used to appear on many ancient coins, hence this new release is designed to
2022 Cook Islands 1 oz Silver Antique Pegasos SKU#254717
2022 Cook Islands 1 oz Silver Antique Pegasos SKU#2547171 oz Gold Bars. Proof & Mint Sets. 2022 Cook Islands 1 oz Silver Antique Pegasos – SKU#254717. Photos in this listing may or may not be stock photos. The photos are meant to be an indication of the product you will receive. Contains 1 oz of. Low mintage of only 999 coins. Comes in a framed box in the original capsule with a certificate of authenticity. Obverse: Displays a profile portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II with inscriptions for the face value, year of issue and face value. Reverse: Features
2022 Cook Islands Pegasos 1oz Silver Antiqued Coin
2022 Cook Islands Pegasos 1oz Silver Antiqued CoinPegasus, or Pegasos as he was called by the Greeks, was a winged horse, born from the liaison of the sea-god Poseidon and the beautiful Medusa. It is one of the most recognized creatures in Greek mythology. The liaison made the goddess Athena angry, and she cursed Medusa to be ugly and deadly. When she was killed, Pegasus sprang from her neck. Thus the flying horse can be used as a metaphor for the soul’s immortality. In modern times it has been regarded as a symbol of poetic inspiration. Namely, just like Poseidon,
