Silver Round Luna Antique Gold, 1 oz

A collector's value enhanced with oxidation and gilding inspired by the goddess of the moon.

We present a Polish silver bullion medal in a unique collector's edition. Its leitmotif is Luna, who, according to Roman mythology, was the goddess of the Moon. The ancient Romans imported her cult from the Sabines - one of the Sabellian tribes. Several temples were erected in her honor, the most prominent of which was the temple on the Aventine. The product with the image of Luna is distinguished by its rich decoration and dedicated protective packaging.

The reverse of the collectible medal presents the image of Luna against the background of a gilded astrolabe - an astronomical measuring instrument. Next to the tool one can read the gilded inscription "LUNA". The obverse of the coin is inspired by astronomy, we will notice the posted phases of the moon. From the obverse we will read information about the weight, the bullion sample and the date of issuance of the medal.

Note: the product was not issued by the National Bank of Poland and has no official or official character. The medal was produced by a private company, in no way affiliated with state bodies.