Sale 2 oz Privateer Collection | Siren Ultra High Relief Silver Round
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Round two of the incredibly popular Privateer series is here!
This round will only be in production for a limited time,
This magnificent 2 oz round features a theme not often covered by government mints, private mints - or any mints for that matter.
Pirates!
This ultra high relief round makes a perfect gift for ship lovers as well as being a great way to introduce people to investing in silver.
The obverse of this round features a skull centred over a ship's wheel, with the wheel set over a tattered sail.
Entwined with the wheel is a braided line.
Encircling the top of the skull is the phrase, "No Prey, No Pay".
This was a common pirate law meaning a crew received no wages but, rather, shared whatever loot was taken.
The reverse features a Siren sitting on a rock in the foreground, doubtless trying to lure sailors to their death on the rocks.
In the background there is a starboard view of a pirate ship flying the Jolly Roger.
The sails are tattered and torn, the sky is stormy, and we have a feeling that the Siren will not pleased as the occupants of this ship have likely already shuffled off this mortal coil already.
Forget the pieces o' eight and doubloons, modern day buccaneers stack the privateer series as their booty!
In multiples of 10 this round will ship in a plastic tube.
4064
US
Elemetal
Brilliant uncirculated
999
US
A skull centred in a ship's wheel with a tattered flag in the background and the words "No Prey No Pay 2 oz Fine Silver 999"
Ultra high relief of a Siren sitting on a rock in the foreground with a starboard view of a pirate ship navigating stormy seas under a full moon
2015
40.7
6.87
2.0000
SKU
4064
Country
US
Manufacturer
Elemetal
Condition
Brilliant uncirculated
Purity
999
Origin
US
Obverse
A skull centred in a ship's wheel with a tattered flag in the background and the words "No Prey No Pay 2 oz Fine Silver 999"
Reverse
Ultra high relief of a Siren sitting on a rock in the foreground with a starboard view of a pirate ship navigating stormy seas under a full moon
First Released
2015
Diameter (mm)
40.7
Average Thickness (mm)
6.87
Metal Weight (ozt)
2.0000
2 oz Privateer Collection | Siren Ultra High Relief Silver Round
Round two of the incredibly popular Privateer series is here!
This round will only be in production for a limited time,
This magnificent 2 oz round features a theme not often covered by government mints, private mints - or any mints for that matter.
Pirates!
This ultra high relief round makes a perfect gift for ship lovers as well as being a great way to introduce people to investing in silver.
The obverse of this round features a skull centred over a ship's wheel, with the wheel set over a tattered sail.
Entwined with the wheel is a braided line.
Encircling the top of the skull is the phrase, "No Prey, No Pay".
This was a common pirate law meaning a crew received no wages but, rather, shared whatever loot was taken.
The reverse features a Siren sitting on a rock in the foreground, doubtless trying to lure sailors to their death on the rocks.
In the background there is a starboard view of a pirate ship flying the Jolly Roger.
The sails are tattered and torn, the sky is stormy, and we have a feeling that the Siren will not pleased as the occupants of this ship have likely already shuffled off this mortal coil already.
Forget the pieces o' eight and doubloons, modern day buccaneers stack the privateer series as their booty!
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