Ragnarok is the legendary battle in Norse mythology where gods face off against fire giants, leading to the world’s engulfment in lava. It’s considered the most significant event in Norse lore. Now, you can bring home a piece of this epic tale with the 2024 2 oz Germania Ragnarok Skoll & Hati Silver Round, the first in Germania Mint’s Ragnarok Series. Secure yours today at BullionMax.

Round Highlights:

• Delivered inside a wooden box with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• 1st design in the Ragnarok Series!
• Mintage limited to 500 rounds!
• Antique finish with a UV effect!
• Includes a sunstone and a moonstone!
• Contains 2 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
• Issued a nominal value of 10 Mark.
• Skoll and Hati are located on the obverse.
• The Germania Mint logo is displayed on the reverse.

In Norse mythology, Skoll and Hati, descendants of the monstrous wolf Fenrir, are brother giants in wolf form. Skoll pursues the Sun, while Hati chases the Moon. According to legend, their eventual capture of the Sun and Moon heralds the freezing of the world during Ragnarok.

The obverse side of the 2024 2 oz Ragnarok Skoll & Hati Silver Round features Skoll and Hati, with the Earth in the center. Skoll chases the Sun, while Hati chases the Moon. The UV effect on this side reveals the Earth being submerged in lava when viewed under black light.

The reverse side of the 2024 Germania Ragnarok Skoll & Hati Silver Round displays the Germania Mint logo, a double eagle, surrounded by identifying details of the round.

Your 2024 2 oz Germania Ragnarok Skoll & Hati Silver Round comes in a wooden box with a Certificate of Authenticity. This inaugural design in the Ragnarok Series boasts antique striking with ultra-high-relief visuals. Each round features a UV effect and includes a sunstone and a moonstone.

For inquiries about silver prices per ounce, contact the BullionMax team at 800-729-3202. We are also available via email or online chat. Don’t miss out on adding this legendary piece to your collection—order now and own a piece of Norse history.