2 oz Silver Wild Mongolia Mystic Wolf 2021 (Mintage: 999 | Ultra High Relief | Proof)


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2 oz Silver Wild Mongolia Mystic Wolf 2021 – When the Wolf Steps Out of the Silver
- Strictly limited: Only 999 pieces of this extraordinary issue exist worldwide
- Growth potential: The strict mintage limit and enormous collector demand create high appreciation potential
- Rarity: An extremely rare collector's coin that is barely found on the market in this form
- Design: The mystical wolf in a fascinating Black Proof finish – true to every strand of fur, vivid, almost tangible
- Special feature: Ultra High Relief for an unparalleled interplay of light, shadow and depth
- Minting quality: Highest possible execution in Proof (PP)
- Material / Fineness: 2 oz of purest silver with a fineness of 999/1000
- Manufacturer: CIT / B.H. Mayer – renowned for Smartminting technology
- Country of origin: Mongolia, face value 1,000 Togrog
There are coins you look at – and there are coins that look back at you. This one belongs to the second category. The Mystic Wolf from the celebrated Wild Mongolia series gazes directly into the viewer's eyes, and anyone who has once looked into that sharp, watchful stare will not soon forget it. This popular collector's coin with a very low mintage is far more than a piece of precious metal – it is a work of art in silver.
A Design That Lives – Smartminting Meets Wolf Fur
Take a look at the obverse: two wolf faces merge into one another, one bright and finely engraved, the other in a dark, almost black Black Proof tone. Every individual strand of fur, every whisker, the moist gleam of the nose tip – everything looks as if a living animal had been frozen in metal. This is made possible by the renowned Smartminting technology of manufacturer CIT, struck at B.H. Mayer. The Ultra High Relief lends the design a sculptural depth that you will search for in vain on ordinary silver coins.
In Mongolian mythology, the wolf is regarded as an ancestral figure and sacred animal – a symbol of freedom, strength and independence. This coin captures exactly that spirit.
The Reverse – Bared Fangs as a Real Eye-Catcher
The reverse also plays boldly with the relief: an imposing set of wolf's teeth, sharp canines, framed by a traditional Mongolian ornamental pattern. At the top, the emblem of the Mongol Bank is prominently displayed along with details of the weight, fineness and the face value of 1,000 Togrog. This composition of wildness and artful ornamentation makes the coin a genuine talking point in any collection.
Why This Collector's Coin Is So Sought After
With a mintage of only 999 pieces worldwide, the Mystic Wolf ranks among the true rarities of modern coin art. Those who collect animal motifs or simply have an eye for extraordinary minting artistry know: such strictly limited pieces are highly coveted – and the number of pieces never increases. It is precisely from this scarcity that the high appreciation potential arises, which connoisseurs value so greatly in issues of this kind.
- Fine weight: 2 oz / gross weight 62.2 g
- Fineness: 999 silver
- Diameter: 38.61 mm
- Condition: Proof
- Delivered in a high-quality original case including certificate of authenticity
Perfectly Stored, Perfectly Presented
The coin is delivered – as can be seen in the third image – in an elegant black framed case with an atmospheric wolf motif in the background. The howling wolves before the moon form the ideal backdrop for this small masterpiece. This transforms a rare collector's coin into a true showpiece that can be displayed just as well as it can be safely stored.
Whether as the centrepiece of a themed animal coin collection or as a deliberate acquisition of a rarity with character – the Mystic Wolf 2021 combines artistic brilliance, the finest craftsmanship in Proof and an uncompromising mintage limit. Act now, while the pack has not yet completely sold out.
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