FREYDIS ERIKSDOTTIR – VIKINGS – 2021 2 oz Pure Silver Antique Coin with Selective Gold Plating Mint of Poland – Niue
 
Low Mintage of 500 coins worldwide !
 
The second coin of the exclusive series called Vikings, which will a 5 coin series
 
The first coin of the ''VIKINGS'' serie, which will a 5 coin.
Coin No.1: ERIC BLOODAXE - 2020
Coin No.2: FREYDIS ERIKSDOTTIR - 2021
 
Product Description
The 2 oz High Relief Pure silver coin is finished in an antique finish and rimless with selective gold and rose gilding. Each coin is packed in a beautiful wood case with a colorful graphic dust jacket and has a certificate of authenticity from the Mint of Poland, with serial number etched on rim of coin.
 
SPECIAL FEATURES
Low Mintage of 500 coins worldwide !
High Relief
Fantastic Artwork on both obverse and reverse sides of the coin
Uniform obverse throughout the series.
Serial Number on COA
 
STORY
Freydís Eiríksdóttir was a Norse woman said to be the daughter of Erik the Red, who is associated with the Norse exploration of North America and the discovery of Vinland with his son Leif Erikson
 
This coin is the second issue in the new “Vikings” series, dedicated to the Freydif Eiriksdottir, the daughter of Viking legend. The coin presents Ultra High Reliefs, a selective Gold plating, an Antique Finish quality and comes in a case, along with the Certificate of Authenticity. 
 
The reverse of the coin features the wonderful High Relief image of Freydif Eiriksdottir, with a Golden sword in hand, jumping from a Viking ship to fight. The coin features the decorated ship arches, wooden shield and runic iconography. At the bottom of the reverse, the inscription: "VIKINGS FREYDIF EIRIKSDOTTIR" - the name of the series and the name of the coin.
 
The obverse of the coin features a very original circular motif of Nordic runes, both inside and outside of a border area and features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the inscriptions: "ELIZABETH II" - the name of the Queen, "NIUE ISLAND" - the country of issue, "2021" - the year of issue, "FIVE DOLLARS" - the face value and "Ag .999" - the fineness of the Silver.