Silver Numismatic Coin The Divine Weapons – Winged Staff Gilded, 2,5 ounces

The sterling silver, gold-plated numismat is another numismat from The Divine Weapons series .

The Caduceus - the staff of Hermes in Greek mythology - is one of the most recognizable symbols of antiquity. For centuries, this unique attribute of the god Hermes has been associated with peace, concord and reconciliation, as according to myths it was used to separate warring parties and ease disputes. The staff of Hermes also symbolized trade, travel and exchange, as Hermes was the patron of merchants, wanderers and messenger of the Olympian gods. Over time, the caduceus acquired new meanings, becoming a universal sign of knowledge, wisdom and communication, i.e. values highly valued in culture and society. To this day, the caduceus motif still appears in art and culture, although it is sometimes confused with the staff of Asklepios - a true symbol of medicine and the art of healing.

The silver caduceus is depicted as an ornate scepter around which two snakes wrap symmetrically. Their intertwined bodies symbolize balance and harmony, and the wings placed on top refer to the speed and mobility of Hermes, the fastest of the gods of Olympus. The whole piece impresses with its elegance, richness of detail and intricate workmanship, which makes the caduceus considered an inseparable attribute of Hermes and one of the most important signs of Greek mythology. The presented silver numismat "The Divine Weapons - Winged Staff" in a limited gold-plated version is an extraordinary collector's souvenir, ideal for mythology and numismatics enthusiasts. The coin comes in an elegant collector's box along with a certificate of authenticity, making it a valuable addition to any collection.