2024 Unicorn VELORIA 1oz 999 Silver Coin Mythical Horse ALPHA STRIKE #8 of 75

Description: ****FREE SHIPPING***** ***** #8 of 75 Minted***** 2024 Fiji Unicorn Coin: A Symbol of Healing & Grace ALPHA STRIKE Step into an enchanting realm with the 2024 Unicorn Coin Series, where magic and beauty come alive. This year’s collection features five versions of a unicorn standing gracefully in a mystical forest. The legendary Blossom returns, her shimmering rainbow mane reflecting the soft glow of morning light filtering through ancient trees. Joining her are two new companions: Veloria, a purple-and-pink unicorn, who exudes charm with her flowing pastel mane that mirrors the hues of twilight, and Azurea, a pink-and-blue unicorn, whose tranquil presence evokes the serenity of moonlit skies. Each coin is meticulously crafted and some accompanied vividly colorized, bringing these mythical creatures to life in a lush woodland setting. The forest backdrop, detailed with towering trees and scattered wildflowers, enhances the sense of wonder and magic. NEW FROM MINT LIMITED TO THE VERY FIRST 75 COINS MINTED! Included on each Alpha Strike Certi-lock is new unique text highlighting several important pieces of information for collectors. Name & Details: On every Certi-Lock is the item name, Weight & Purity. Date: The exact date of Strike is listed in the MM/DD/YY format. Die #: New to Alpha Strike is the exact Die Number used to strike the coin, the very first die made for that program. Serial #: Each Alpha Strike item has a unique serial. Mintage #: The Exact Number of your Coin, out of the total amount for Alpha Strike. The product is a 2024 1 oz 0.999 silver coin featuring a unicorn design. It is minted by Scottsdale Mint in with a limited mintage of 75 coins. The coin is Certi-Lock certified and showcases a beautiful mythical horse on a round shape. This collectible item is sure to appeal to those interested in bullion and numismatics. Unicorn Scottsdale Mint’s Enchanting Unicorn Coins Await Deep in the heart of an ancient forest, a young girl waits in quiet stillness. In the distance, the baying of hounds echoes through the trees, their pursuit relentless. They seek a prize, but not the one she is waiting for. She is no hunter; her quarry is not to be chased. It will come to her—if it chooses to—of its own will. Her goal is not to claim through force but through understanding. The girl sits in a small clearing, a patch of serenity within the untamed wilderness. Woodland creatures approach cautiously, drawn to her calm presence. Bluebirds flit through the branches, their soft melodies blending with the rustling leaves. She smiles faintly at their songs, her focus undisturbed by the distant clamor of the hunt. The damp earth beneath her carries the scent of moss and wildflowers, mingling with the cool breath of the forest. A gentle breeze whispers through the glade, lulling her into a tranquil haze. She leans against a fallen tree draped in emerald moss, her hand absently stroking the soft fur of a doe that has sought her company. Eyes heavy with drowsiness, she lets sleep overtake her. When she awakens, the world around her is profoundly still. Even the wind seems to hold its breath. The doe is gone, and in its place lies a creature of awe and legend. The great stag—antlers crowned like a forest king—rests at her feet, his head nestled lightly in her lap. She meets his gaze, an understanding passing between them, and gently runs her fingers through his mane. Rising slowly, the girl steps away, her movements deliberate and unhurried. The stag follows without hesitation, his power undiminished, yet tempered by the quiet strength of her presence. Together, they move through the shadows of the woods, toward the path that leads home. The beast, revered and untamed, bows not to dominance but to a purity of spirit—a quiet connection that neither conquers nor diminishes. Tamed, perhaps, but never broken. History of the Unicorn The unicorn was first referred to in ancient mythologies of China and India. Notably different were the writings of Ctesias, a Greek historian from 400 B.C. Moving from myth into natural history, Ctesias wrote of a creature “as big as a horse with a purple head, white body, and blue eyes.” He described it as having a long, red horn on its forehead. The horn could be anywhere between 6-10 feet long and was thought to have healing powers for the sick and the ability to make poisoned water drinkable. The Unicorn has stood the test of time as a symbol of the impossible, of healing and possibility, purity, and grace. Today, when people say something—or someone—is a unicorn, the words ‘precious’ and ‘rare’ immediately come to mind. In honor of this tradition, Scottsdale Mint is proud to introduce our first-ever Unicorn design. Made for the women who keep magic and dreams alive, who go out and make their fairy tale happen, and who conquer the wild beast, whatever form it may take. Order Your Unicorn Coin Today! The coin comes in three colors and features a dappled-gray Unicorn, with a thick, layered mane harnessed into braids. The Unicorn is surrounded by a galaxy and its spiraled horn reaches up to pierce the largest star. A fairytale castle stands in the background, flags streaming in the wind. The reverse side has a profile of Queen Elizabeth II, her crown riding high; she is also surrounded by stars. Leonardo da Vinci wrote, “The unicorn, through its intemperance and not knowing how to control itself, for the love it bears to fair maidens, forgets its ferocity and wildness; and laying aside all fear it will go up to a seated damsel and go to sleep in her lap, and thus the hunters take it.” Time is running out to “take” this Unicorn. Get one before the spell is broken and he disappears back into the forest for good!

Price: 113 USD

Location: Chicago, Illinois

End Time: 2025-02-14T22:38:04.000Z

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