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First Release In Spellbinding Witchcraft Series

The art of witchcraft has come a long way since the last Salem Witch Trials were held more than 330 years ago. Back then, if you were accused of being a witch you could expect months of imprisonment, lots of verbal and physical abuse, and a nonsensical trial presided over by overzealous prosecutors—and that’s if you were found innocent! Nowadays, however, witchcraft’s reputation has been restored and the folktales and art surrounding the centuries-old “dark arts” is one that collectors have embraced with open arms—and open spell books. That popularity also makes this piece, the first in the world-renowned Germania Mint’s “Witchcraft” series of octagonal rounds, a must-have for anyone bedazzled by witches, witchcraft, and dark fantasy.

Mystical Fortune Tellers Of The Germanic Tribes

Depicting the Seeress, a mysterious woman who predicts future events or developments, this fortune teller is shown dressed in ceremonial attire and accessories made from deer skull fragments and antlers. The reverse shows dragons, skulls, and Germanic runes along with the Germania Mint’s double-headed eagle. While not a legal-tender coin, this spellbinding 2023-dated piece was crafted in two full ounces of highly pure 99.9% fine silver and was struck with incredible Ultra High Relief (UHR) detail that towers above the medal’s surface. It also features And while it is not a legal-tender coin, this Two-Ounce Silver Witchcraft Seeress Ultra High Relief Antiqued Medal bears a ceremonial 10-Mark denomination. And to really set this piece apart, each Seeress round has been selectively ennobled in fluorescent green that highlights the design’s forest setting.

In Germanic society, witches were referred to as sorceresses and held positions of authority. They represented the pre-Christian shamanic customs of Europe and are mentioned as early as the Roman era, where they served as envoys to Rome and occasionally led military rebellion against Roman armies. In fact, archaeologists have even discovered several tombs that seem to contain the remains of Scandinavian seeresses. Among the artifacts that were found were wands, seeds with aphrodisiac and hallucinogenic qualities, and various things signifying great status.