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2023 5 oz Tuvalu Gods of Olympus - Ares 9999 Silver BU Coin

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Silver
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Uncategorized
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999.9‰
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155.517
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-71.95
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10.20 USD
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-68.53
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83.70 USD
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LPM
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Hong Kong
Last price update
2026-07-24
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**LPM EXCLUSIVE** **THE RETURN OF A CLASSIC** In 2014, The Perth Mint released its first ever antiqued coins in the Gods of Olympus series. The coins were incredibly popular and immediate sell-outs. To pay homage to a product that popularised the antiqued finish, the iconic Gods of Olympus returned in 2020 in an all-new bullion series. In 2023, the legacy continues with the seventh release of the series featuring Ares. **STORY** In Greek mythology, Ares is the God of War and one of the twelve Olympians. He is also the son of Zeus and Hera. Ares is also the personification of brutality and violence. **PRODUCT FEATURES** - Seventh release in the series - In Brilliant Uncirculated Finish - Limited mintage of just 450! - Contains 5 oz of 99.99% pure silver - Reverse: depicts Ares in the midst of a battle wearing full body armour and holding his shield. The inscription ARES also appears in the design. - Obverse: features the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II supplemented with the dates of her reign, the weight and fineness, the monetary denomination and 2023 year-date.