The Anonymous Mint has a history of producing low-mintage silver round collections that attract collectors and investors. The Memento Mori series is one such example as it offers a shared design on a BU silver round and a low-mintage antique silver round. Focusing on the mortality of all individuals, memento mori reminds us that death comes for all of us. Right now, you can get the 1 oz Silver Antique Memento Mori Round online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives in a protective plastic capsule and Certificate of Authenticity from the Anonymous Mint!
• Proof antique option in the series!
• Limited mintage of just 2,000 silver rounds!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Last Laugh skeleton design on the obverse.
• Anonymous Mint owl symbol on the reverse.
• Unique serial numbers etched on the edge!

When you purchase a 1 oz Silver Antique Memento Mori Round through this product listing, you receive your items with individual packaging. All antique silver rounds available from the Anonymous Mint come encapsulated with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity. This numbered COA matches the number on the edge of your round.

Obverse

Last Laugh is the skeleton design found on the obverse of the 1 oz Silver Antique Memento Mori Round. This image reflects ones acceptance of their death. Though death may have claimed a life, death cannot chase the individual beyond the grave to collect on debts. In the end, the skeleton delivers its last laugh.

Reverse

The Anonymous Mint logo is featured on the reverse of the 1 oz Silver Antique Memento Mori Round. The Anonymous Mint logo is inspired by the heraldic eagle of the United States, but replaces the bald eagle with an owl. Long viewed as a symbol of wisdom and intelligence, the owl is also an omen of doom and the announcer of death. In the mint logo, the owl is front-facing with a crown bearing the initials AM, 13 stars above its head, and arrows in its talons.

History

Memento mori was most famously associated in antiquity with Roman generals. Upon returning to Rome after victory in battle, it was easy for a Roman general to get a big head and believe he was invincible. A slave or servant would often be seen alongside the general during the triumphal procession whispering in his ear the phrase memento mori, or remember that you will die.

Ordering

These designs have a limited mintage from Anonymous Mint and are proudly struck in the United States of America.

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