The Medieval Period of human history, consisting of the Early, High, and Late Middle Ages, is one of the best recorded in written text. However, it was also a time of continued mythological recordings and a growing number of folklores. To this day, the existence of characters like Robin Hood and King Arthur from English folklore. Whether they existed or not is up to you, but you can certainly capture the likeness of these Medieval Legends in a new series of bullion rounds. Right now, you can get the new 1 oz Silver Medieval Legends Robin Hood Round online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual protective plastic flip, an acrylic tube of 20 rounds, or boxes of 500 silver rounds!
• 1st design from the new Medieval Legends Series of silver!
• Limited availability!
• Total mintage of 64,220 silver rounds!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Robin Hood draws his arrow and takes aim on the obverse side.
• In the reverse design is a table setting with the relics of each folktale figure in the Medieval Legends Series.

With your purchase of a 1 oz Silver Medieval Legends Robin Hood Round from Provident Metals, you will receive bullion items that are new from the mint. The rounds are packaged individually inside protective plastic flips. Multiples come in acrylic tubes of 20 rounds or boxes of 500 silver rounds. The box holds a total of 25 tubes of 20 rounds each.

Obverse

Robin Hood is depicted in the obverse design of 1 oz Silver Medieval Legends Robin Hood Rounds. This unique depiction outlaw of Sherwood Forest with an arrow at the ready drawn back in his bow. With his hood over his head and a dagger in a small sheath on his chest, he is ready for whatever fight is coming his way. There is an inscription on this face of the round that reads Robin Hood.

Reverse

For the reverse design of Silver Medieval Legends Robin Hood Round, you will find a humble table setting within a Medieval Castle. The table is set facing a stained glass window in the humble room of a stone castle. Each relic on the table represents a different figure from the Medieval Legends Series, with Robin Hood’s bow and arrow evident in the design.

History

Robin Hoods story did not become well-known throughout England until the Late Middle Ages, near the end of the Medieval Period in the 1400s. The ballads of Robin Hood may have become widespread in the 15th century, but most versions of his story are set in the 12th century during the reign of King Richard I, more than 200 years earlier. It was said that Robin Hood lived in Sherwood Forest and, together with his band of Merry Men, would steal wealth from the rich, noble class to support the poor members of the kingdom.

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