The Masters of The Seas series has a limited print run of 500.

Starlight Nomad is another unique silver coin issue in the popular Masters of the Seas series, dedicated to the legendary ships that made nautical history. Like previous editions, the coin features an artfully rendered image of an ancient ship, highlighting the majesty of past sea voyages and discoveries. Thanks to its execution in high-quality investment-grade silver and original design, the Starlight Nomad is an excellent choice for those seeking stable and long-term forms of capital investment, as well as for collectors and numismatic enthusiasts. The coin is distinguished not only by its bullion value, but also by its unique design and historical-artistic value, making it a valuable part of any collection. It is an offer for investors who value the certainty and durability of silver, and for those looking for coins with unique themes, combining the beauty of workmanship with the prestige of limited issues.

The Starlight Nomad, shown on the reverse, is a legendary ship whose construction was distinguished by an unusual material - a special metal that absorbs light. Powered by an innovative engine that pulsed with the energy of an ancient supernova, the ship was the work of top naval engineers, created to explore unknown corners of the world and search for hidden treasures. Under the cover of darkness, guided by constellations of stars, the Starlight Nomad traversed unknown lands and oceans, making history in the history of maritime expeditions. Legend has it that it fought epic duels with sea beasts - huge, mythical creatures that inhabit the ocean depths. To this day, the Starlight Nomad ship remains a symbol of courage, steadfastness, the spirit of adventure and the constant quest to explore unknown worlds. Its story inspires collectors, nautical enthusiasts and all who are fascinated by the myths and legends of the seas and oceans. The obverse shows us a flying eagle with an olive branch in its talons. The coin is packaged in a square quadrum cap along with a themed paper wrapper.

The coin has been refined by a professional third-party company not affiliated with the US Mint, making it no longer official legal tender.