Description

The Egyptian Gods Series from the British Pobjoy Mint takes the allure of the Egyptian gods and combines them with a low-mintage, gold-plated coin. The 3rd coin in the series features Ra, the sun god, and the father of all creation. He was also seen as the patron of heaven, kingship, power, and light. Maritime Coins and Collectibles is happy to bring you this 2023 1 oz Republic of Sierra Leone Silver Egyptian Gods Ra Coin, available for purchase today.

Coin Highlights:

• Available in a presentation case from the British Pobjoy Mint with a Certificate of Authenticity!

• 3rd issue in the Egyptian Gods Series!
• Mintage limited to just 500!
• Gold-plated visuals!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Issued a face value of $10 backed by Sierra Leone.
• Sierra Leone’s coat of arms is displayed on the obverse.
• The Egyptian god Ra is located on the reverse.

Ra was known as the god of the sun in Egyptian mythology. He was also the king of the deities and the father of all creation. He’s often depicted wearing the head of a falcon and is seen traveling across the sky in his solar bark yet travels to the underworld at night. Ra is first mentioned in the Pyramid Texts which are some of the oldest religious works in the world.

Each purchase of a 2023 1 oz Republic of Sierra Leone Silver Egyptian Gods Ra Coin will arrive in an elegant presentation case. Accompanying your purchase will be a Certificate of Authenticity from the British Pobjoy Mint. Each coin features beautiful gold-plated visuals on a .999 pure silver coin.

The obverse of the 2023 Republic of Sierra Leone Silver Egyptian Gods Ra Coin features the coat of arms of Sierra Leone. This design showcases two lions holding up a shield with a third lion and three torches on it. Two palm trees are seen behind the lions with the words “Unity, Freedom, Justice” displayed underneath the shield. Identifying marks of the coin surround the emblem.

The Egyptian god, Ra, is located on the reverse field of the 2023 1 oz Silver Egyptian Gods Ra Coin. The ancient Egyptian sun god is depicted in full color, front, and center on the reverse. Behind him, we see the Eye of Ra as well as his name in hieroglyphics.