2026 Norns: Skuld 5 Mark 1 oz Silver BU Coin
The obverse
In Germania Mint’s interpretation, Skuld is depicted as a mysterious figure, dressed in a hooded robe and cloak that conceal what is yet unknown. At her belt hang human skulls, symbols of mortality and the price of knowledge about the future. In her hand, she holds a sharp knife with which she severs the thread of life, determining the fate of those who seek her visions. She stands at the foot of Yggdrasil, surrounded by the fallen, the still-living, and numerous swords, testimony to battles yet to come.
The reverse
The Germania Mint double-headed eagle is surrounded by the roots of Yggdrasil and golden threads of fate. The broken threads symbolize that the future, though recorded, remains sensitive to the decisions and actions of living beings, allowing for the possibility of changing destiny.
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2026 Norns: Skuld 5 Mark 1 oz Silver BU Coin
The obverse
In Germania Mint’s interpretation, Skuld is depicted as a mysterious figure, dressed in a hooded robe and cloak that conceal what is yet unknown. At her belt hang human skulls, symbols of mortality and the price of knowledge about the future. In her hand, she holds a sharp knife with which she severs the thread of life, determining the fate of those who seek her visions. She stands at the foot of Yggdrasil, surrounded by the fallen, the still-living, and numerous swords, testimony to battles yet to come.
The reverse
The Germania Mint double-headed eagle is surrounded by the roots of Yggdrasil and golden threads of fate. The broken threads symbolize that the future, though recorded, remains sensitive to the decisions and actions of living beings, allowing for the possibility of changing destiny.
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The obverse
In Germania Mint’s interpretation, Skuld is depicted as a mysterious figure, dressed in a hooded robe and cloak that conceal what is yet unknown. At her belt hang human skulls, symbols of mortality and the price of knowledge about the future. In her hand, she holds a sharp knife with which she severs the thread of life, determining the fate of those who seek her visions. She stands at the foot of Yggdrasil, surrounded by the fallen, the still-living, and numerous swords, testimony to battles yet to come.
The reverse
The Germania Mint double-headed eagle is surrounded by the roots of Yggdrasil and golden threads of fate. The broken threads symbolize that the future, though recorded, remains sensitive to the decisions and actions of living beings, allowing for the possibility of changing destiny.
