Legends are an inseparable part of every culture. Civilizations around the world have excelled in creating ingenious and diverse mythical stories. Over time, many tales passed down from generation to generation have become an integral part of historical records. Among captivating descriptions of wars and tragic love stories, legends are filled with accounts of mythical monsters.
The rich history of Ancient Germanic culture is home to some of the oldest and most terrifying creatures of medieval Northern and Western Europe. Most beasts in the Germanic bestiary were harmful and dangerous, while a few were regarded as useful and protective allies. All of them, however, were used in stories to teach obedience, respect, and humility.
Are dragons, trolls, elves, giants, werewolves, and other creatures just fairy tales? Well, at the heart of every legend, there is a grain of truth. So keep your eyes and ears open on your next hiking trip.
Year | Metal content | Purity | Diameter | Mintage | |
Germania Beasts – Fenrir 1 oz Silver BU | 2022 | 1 oz | 999.9 Ag | 38.61 mm | 25 000 |
Germania Beasts – Fenrir Geminus 2 x 1 oz Silver BU | 2022 | 2 x 1 oz | 999.9 Ag | 38.61 mm | 500 |
Germania Beasts – Fenrir Ultra Double High Relief 2 oz Silver BU | 2022 | 2 oz | 999.9 Ag | 45.00 mm | 999 |
Year | Metal content | Purity | Diameter | Mintage | |
Germania Beasts – Fafnir 1 oz Silver BU | 2020 | 1 oz | 999.9 Ag | 38.61 mm | 25 000 |
Germania Beasts – Fafnir Geminus 2 x 1 oz Silver BU | 2020 | 2 x 1 oz | 999.9 Ag | 38.61 mm | 500 |
Germania Beasts – Fafnir Ultra Double High Relief 2 oz Silver BU | 2020 | 2 oz | 999.9 Ag | 45.00 mm | 999 |