🌟2017 Zi Sin GALLUS South Korea KOMSCO 1/10 Oz .999 Gold Bullion ZI:SIN GALLUS

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🌟2017 Zi Sin GALLUS South Korea KOMSCO 1/10 Oz .999 Gold Bullion
In 2017, KOMSCO introduced a new bullion series of gold for sale in the form of its Zi:Sin Series. This robust collection features primary investment-grade bullion gold medals and a variety of other medals with varying finishes. The first release of the series depicted Gallus, one of the 12 Guardians from Gods armies. Today, 2017 1/10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Gallus Gold Medals are available to you online.
Medal Highlights:
Available to you inside of protective assay cards!
1st release of the 1/10 oz Zi:Sin gold medals!
Limited mintage of only 5,000 gold medals!
Contains 1/10 Troy oz of .999 pure gold in BU condition.
On the obverse is Do ggae bi on the shield of Chiwoo Cheonwang.
The reverse includes a depiction of Gallus in his battle regalia.
The 1/10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Medals debuted in 2017 when the broader series of medals in the collection was introduced. Gallus is the first of the 12 Guardians to feature on gold bullion specimens. The collection features one design for each of the 12 Guardians sworn to lead Gods armies in battle against evil.
All 2017 1/10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Gallus Medals in this listing are available to you in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. The gold bullion medals in the 1/10 oz weight are available from KOMSCO with assay cards to house the products. The cards feature the name of the series and specific release on one side, and the certificate number and other identifying information for the medal on the other.
On the obverse of 2017 1/10 oz South Korean Zi:Sin Gallus Gold Medals is the battle shield of Chiwoo Cheonwang. The grotesque face of Do ggae bi is featured on his shields surface and is meant to instill fear in his enemies. This side of the medal also has the KOMSCO latent security image.
The reverse of 2017 South Korean Zi:Sin Gallus Gold Medals includes a depiction of the first guardian from the series. Gallus wears a mythical creature helmet representative of a rooster, with its long plumes and tall spike at the top said to give him the power to see the outcome of actions in the future. He wields a long spear and has the power to distract his enemies in battle by unleashing a blindingly bright light said to be brighter than the sun.
KOMSCO is the official minting company of South Korea. The Republic of Korea operates the mint as a government-owned company and it is responsible for the production of circulation banknotes, bullion medals, and even official government paperwork such as passports.