The newest release in the 2oz Egyptian Gods Series is Horus. They don't have any mint numbers out yet on this coin but here is the rest of the series mintage.
- Cleopatra - Mintage 38,767
- Anubis - Mintage 16,142
- Sobek - Mintage 12,500
- Khnum - Mintage 7,520
- Osiris - Mintage 24,800
- Sekhmet - Mintage 26,020
- Horus - Mintage ???
Horus
This description is from the JM Bullion website but the pictures are mine.
Horus is more than just one of the most popular deities from Egyptian mythology. A symbol long associated with the pharaohs of dynastic Egypt, Horus was actually known to the Egyptians of the late prehistoric period in Egypt before the rise of the pharaohs around 3100 BC. Even by the time the Romans lost Egypt as a territory in 30 BC, Horus was still a well-known deity. Today, he is still regarded as a national symbol and the Eye of Horus remains a popular emblem in Egyptian culture.
Obverse
The obverse side of the 2 oz Horus Silver Round features a powerful depiction of Horus as he was often depicted in Egyptian art. Here, he stands in a slight-left-profile relief with his right hand outstretched holding a staff. He has the familiar falcon head often shown in Egyptian artwork with the two most famous symbols of his figure included in the field: a falcon and the Eye of Horus. Set, his antithesis in the afterworld, looks on from the shadows.
Reverse
On the reverse face of 2 oz Horus Ultra High Relief Silver Rounds, you will find the right-profile image of a falcon. In Egyptian hieroglyphs, the falcon was most commonly used to reference Horus. The falcon shown here is wearing the pschent, a double crown worn by the pharaohs in Ancient Egypt. The double crown represents the combination of Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt as one kingdom.
I really like this series and can't wait to see what other coins they put out in the set. I see a few other stackers also collecting some of this series!!!
Let me know what you think of them in the comments or any other cool series I might be missing out on. Keep on Stacking!!!