The Germania Mints leading bullion round collection is back in 2021 with its third design in the history of the series. The Germania Series offers fresh depictions of the female allegory on the obverse of silver and gold rounds each year as of 2019. The latest design casts Germania in a brand-new light as a leader for her people. Right now, you can buy 1 oz Gold 2021 Proof Germania Rounds online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual acrylic capsule and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• 3^rd round in the Germania Series!
• Limited mintage of just 100 gold rounds!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.
• Bears a nominal value of 100 Mark.
• Germania is featured at the bow of a ship in the obverse design.
• The bicephalous eagle is shown on the reverse side of the round.
• Proof rounds.

With your purchase of 1 oz Gold 2021 Proof Germania Round from Provident Metals, you will receive a 1 oz gold round with the latest design in the Germania Series from the Germania Mint. The rounds are held in individual acrylic capsules and come with a Certificate of Authenticity from the mint. These proof gold rounds have frosted design elements overlaying mirrored fields.

Obverse

Germania is depicted in the obverse design of 1 oz Gold Proof Germania Rounds. This effigy of the female allegory shows her at the bow of a ship with her robes and her swept up in the wind. As her left hand clutches the riggings at the bow of the ship, her right hand wields an unsheathed sword that she is ready to use if need be. The design field includes the double-headed eagle at the bow of the ship with inscriptions of GERMANIA, 2021, and 1 OZ AU 9999.

Reverse

For the reverse field of the 1 oz Gold 2021 Proof Germania Round, the mint features the bicephalous eagle associated with the Roman god Janus. The design shows the two-headed eagle with lightning bolt arrows in each talon. The image of the eagle is flanked by olive branches on each side. The inscriptions include 100 MARK and GERMANIA.

History

Germania was a term once used to refer to the lands in Central Europe inhabited by Germanic tribes during and after the era of Roman rule over most of Europe. The double-headed eagle is associated with Janus from Roman mythology, a deity associated with doorways and passages.

Ordering

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