Julius Caesar and Cleopatra were two of history’s most influential figures. Caesar, a brilliant military leader and statesman, transformed Rome into a dominant empire, leaving a legacy of power and strategy. Cleopatra, the last queen of Egypt, was known for her intelligence, charisma, and political acumen, fiercely dedicated to her people and her nation’s independence. Both were visionaries and icons of resilience, each commanding respect and admiration in their own right.

Gladiators - warriors who fought in ancient Roman arenas, captivating audiences with their brutal battles. Representing strength, honor, and the struggle for freedom, their stories embody themes of loyalty, revenge, and defiance against oppression. These legendary figures, immortalized in popular culture and particularly in films like Gladiator. They have become symbols of the journey from slavery to heroism, resonating deeply with audiences worldwide.

The Bushido code 武士道 meaning "The Way of the Samurai" governed the lives of ancient Japan's noble warriors. Emphasizing virtues such as honour, loyalty, and discipline, Bushido was more than a set of rules—it was a way of life. Samurai warriors lived by this code, embracing the belief that the path itself was the purpose, with no need for external rewards or goals.

Presenting the new 2oz silver collectible coin, Passage to Oz, which is an introductory piece for a new coin series revealing the hidden story of the Land of Oz (ounces). Unlike the popular adaptations, the original 1900 novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum is an allegory full of hidden truths and deeper meanings that have long been forgotten.

Let’s dive into the untamed beauty of nature with our exquisite silver collectible coin, “ARTEMIS,” which not only honors the Greek goddess of the hunt and the moon but also reveals a gripping story of unbridled passion and a tragic curse...

Let's discover the realm of the infinite sky with our new silver collectible coin, Michael

The Vikings were Scandinavian warriors who lived during the early Middle Ages, roughly from the late 8th to the early 11th century. They are known for their raids and trade, which spanned vast territories of Europe, Asia, and even North America. The Vikings settled in Iceland, Greenland, and temporarily in Labrador. Their culture included rich mythology, art, and literature, including the famous sagas. The Vikings had a significant impact on the history and culture of Europe.

One of the most famous Ukrainian songs is "Oi u luzi chervona kalyna" (Oh, the Red Viburnum in the Meadow). This patriotic song, first written in the early 20th century, has become a symbol of Ukraine's struggle for freedom and independence. It sings of the red viburnum, a symbol of resilience and rebirth for the Ukrainian people. "Chervona Kalyna" inspires the fight for freedom and unity.

Robin Hood is a legendary hero of English folk mythology, known for his skill at archery and for protecting the poor from cruelty and oppression. According to legend, he lived in Sherwood Forest and raided the rich and distributed the spoils to the needy. Magnanimous and brave, Robin Hood became a symbol of justice and the struggle for the public good.

Troy is an ancient city renowned for its mythical history, including the famous Trojan War. Epic poems like Homer's "Iliad" depict this city as the site of a dramatic siege. Troy has become a symbol of strength, pride, and destruction, with its legends of love, betrayal, and heroism remaining a significant part of global culture and literature.