St. Michael & Dragon's Hoard 1 Kilo Copper Medal with 1oz Silver Libertad Insert
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PRE-SALE ITEM - ARRIVING OCTOBER 2026
Product Overview:
Elevate your collection to legendary status with the St. Michael and the Dragon's Hoard 1 Kilo Copper Medal featuring a 1 oz Silver Libertad Insert.
This spectacular, large-format masterpiece delivers a masterclass in modern minting, seamlessly combining massive raw bullion weight with intricate, high-concept narrative fantasy artwork.
The main body of the medal is struck in a staggering 1 Kilogram (32.15 troy ounces) of high-purity .999 fine copper.
It features an ultra-high relief, antiqued presentation of a ferocious, red-eyed dragon coiling protectively around its legendary hoard of gold coins and skulls, surrounded by ancient Gothic architecture and smoldering embers.
At the epicenter of this hoard lies an innovative, precision-cut core designed to seamlessly house an included, genuine 1 troy ounce .999 fine silver Mexican Libertad coin.
The stark metallic contrast between the deep, dark antiqued copper hoard and the brilliant silver silhouette of Mexico's iconic Winged Victory creates an unforgettable multi-metal masterpiece.
Presented in a luxury custom-fitted wooden display box, this strictly limited release is an unparalleled trophy piece for collectors of fantasy art, religious iconography, and premium heavy-gauge bullion.
Product Specifications:
* Product Name: St. Michael and the Dragon's Hoard.
* Base Medal Weight: 1 Kilogram (1,000 grams) / ~32.15 oz.
* Base Medal Metal: .999 Fine Copper.
* Core Insert Weight: 1 Troy Ounce.
* Core Insert Metal: .999 Fine Silver (Genuine Mexican Libertad).
* Finish: Ultra-High Relief with Antique Finish & Color Highlights.
* Packaging: Premium fitted wooden presentation case with outer box.
Pre-sale Terms (ETA October):
This is a confirmed pre-sale. Our dates include a safety margin for potential delays, but we often ship early.
Important: We do not accept cancellations for failure to read the description or change of mind.
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