Norse God Odin 1 oz .999 Silver Coin crossing the bridge Bifrost to ASGARD NEW!

Description

All items are shipped same day in airtite capsule wrapped in air bubbles and in bubble mailer and shipped usps first class with tracking.  I guarantee all my silver to be pure and offer no hassle returns on everything. Buy with confidence, and be sure to check my store for the best in silver today!
You are buying a Odin crossing the Bifrost Bridge to ASGARD 1 oz .999 Silver Round.  Each 999 fine silver round in genuine air-tite capsule contains 1 troy ounces .999 pure silver
Step into the dark mythos of Norse mythology with the
Asgard 1 oz Silver Round (.999 Pure)
from the exclusive
Mythical Cities Series!
These new silver rounds are struck from .999 fine silver, meaning they are 99.9% pure. Each round contains 1 troy ounce of actual silver weight (ASW).
The obverse design depicts Odin, the formidable deity in Norse and Germanic traditions. He is shown wearing his eye patch and a winged helmet, joined by his two ravens, looking every bit as intimidating as one would expect from a powerful god. The background includes a radiant sun and the cosmic tree at the center of the universe, Yggdrasil. Rim inscriptions include "YGGDRASIL" at the top and "ODIN" along the bottom.
Known in the mythology as Bifröst, the great bridge between the Earth and the realm of the gods is shown on the reverse design. The bridge itself is a burning rainbow and leads to Asgard, the dwelling place of the Norse gods. An ornate fortification is shown at the end of the winding bridge, surrounded by clouds and a forest. "ASGARD" is found at the bottom rim while "CROSSING BIFRÖST" is inscribed along the top rim.
Among other things, Odin is credited with introducing mankind to the runic alphabet.
Tips for buying silver:
1. Silver should weigh 31.1 to 31.8 grams - any heavier, it probably is fake, any lighter it probably is fake.  The mint will almost never have it lighter then 31.1 as they don't want to cheat you out of silver, they also will most likely not make it heavier then 31.8 so as to not "give away" free silver.  You can purchase a cheap digital scale here on ebay, you just need a small one weighing grams to the 100th  ie 31.18.
2. Get a strong magnet, small and circular in size, (can be found at any electronics store or even here on ebay) Hold your silver piece at 90 degree angle with magnet at the top, let the magnet slide down the surface.  If it falls off or slides rapidly, it's probably fake.  If it sticks, it's probably fake, it should just glide down the piece all most purposely (sort of slow and controlled, but not too slow).  Practice a bit  - you will get the hang of it.
3. Hold a piece of known silver on the tip of your finger, balancing it, take another piece and give it a little tap. You should hear a nice bell ringing tone. If it clinks it probably isn't real.
Even if you don't purchase from me, feel free to contact me with any questions you have regarding silver, I respond quickly and am always glad to help!
These tips should keep you relatively safe!
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