1 TROY OZ .999 FINE SILVER ATLANTIS MYTHICAL CITIES SERIES ROUND BU

1 TROY OZ .999 FINE SILVER ATLANTIS MYTHICAL CITIES SERIES ROUND BUThe tales of the great civilization of Atlantis are a staple of Western mythology. It was supposedly "lost" during antiquity, and the idea of the Lost City of Atlantis has fascinated readers ever since. This beautifully crafted silver round celebrates this mythos in splendid . 999 fine silver. You can add the Atlantis 1 oz Silver Round Lost Cities Series (. 999 Pure) to your collection today! Each of these rounds contains 1 troy ounce of pure silver

The tales of the great civilization of Atlantis are a staple of Western mythology. It was supposedly "lost" during antiquity, and the idea of the Lost City of Atlantis has fascinated readers ever since.

This beautifully crafted silver round celebrates this mythos in splendid .999 fine silver. You can add the Atlantis 1 oz Silver Round - Lost Cities Series (.999 Pure) to your collection today!

Each of these rounds contains 1 troy ounce of pure silver by weight. Their purity, .999 fine, means each round's composition is 99.9% pure silver.

Round Highlights:

• Contains 1 Troy Oz .999 fine Silver.
• Individual rounds come in protective plastic multiples of 20 will come sealed in a coin tube.
  
• Obverse: displays the Greek god Poseidon, known as the ruler of the seas. Poseidon is shown in full regalia and in exquisite detail. In addition to donning his undersea armor, he wears a crown and holds his traditional trident (three-pronged spear). Fish and an ionic-style temple can be seen in the background. Seashells and squids fill the outer rim design, separating the inscriptions "POSEIDON" at the bottom and "OCEAN EMPEROR" at the top.
  
• Reverse: a view of the mythological ruins of Atlantis, the undersea city, is shown. Sharks, stingrays, and other aquatic life can be seen swimming among the city's ancient buildings and ionic columns. A school of jellyfish are visible in the background while a whale passes by the city's central rotunda. The inscriptions "THE LOST CITY OF" and "ATLANTIS" are divided between the top and bottom rim.