Brand New in Original mint condition. LOW COA # 042 / 177. Set of 7 rounds. Each round contains 1 oz of. 999 fine silver, totaling 7 oz. Limited mintage of only. Rounds are packaged in a beautiful custom black and white world map folio along with a certificate of authenticity. Free S&H in US. Obverse: Varies based on the coin. All coins depict a 7 Wonder image and its name. Reverse: Varies based on the coin. All coins depict the image of the specific time period ruler and denomination. Statue of Zeus at Olympia. Obverse features the Statue of Zeus sitting on the throne at Olympia, an enormous dedication to the king of the gods. Reverse displays an effigy of Zeus and carries a denomination of 1 Distater. Obverse showcases the ancient Mausoleum at Halicarnassus with its beautiful columns and reliefs. Reverse features an effigy of Mausolus, a ruler for which the tomb was built. The round carries a denomination of 1 Hemidrachm. Great Pyramid of Giza. Obverse features the Great Pyramid of Giza, a legendary 4,500-year-old structure built in ancient Egypt. Reverse displays an effigy of a pharaoh surrounded by hieroglyphics and carries a denomination of 1/2 Deben. Temple of Artemis. Obverse features the Temple of Artemis, a colossal structure dedicated to the Greek goddess of nature, wildlife and childbirth. Reverse displays an effigy of Alexander the Great and carries a denomination of 1 Drachm. Obverse features the massive lighthouse overlooking the bay on the island of Pharos at Alexandria. Reverse depicts Ptolemy II Philadelphus, the ruling pharaoh at the time. The round also features a denomination of a Tetradrachm. Obverse features the luscious landscape and flowing waterfalls of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Reverse displays an effigy of King Hammurabi, the famous Babylonian king. The round carries a denomination of 10 Shekels. Obverse features the Colossus of Rhodes towering over the famed trade city. Reverse displays an effigy of Ptolemy I, an ally who helped Demetrius Poliocetes in the Siege of Rhodes. The round carries a denomination of 1 Drachma.
