2023 Malta 1 oz Silver 5 Euro Knights of the Past BU

"Germania" is the Latin term for Germany, from which the name "Germany" is used in the English language today. The Germania Mint is proud to present the final release of their highly-anticipated Knights of the Past series. The COTY (Coin of the Year) Awards for 2023-dated coins feature an impressive lineup of 100 coins, with 10 outstanding coins in each of 10 specific categories. The judging process has already begun, with over 100 experts casting their ballots to select one winner in each category. Following this, the same expert panel will conduct a second round of voting to determine the overall Coin of the Year, the most distinguished coin among the category winners. The Knights of the Past coin was nominated for the "Best Crown" coin of 2023. The "Best Crown" category in the COTY Awards honors coins that are chosen for their exceptional quality, beauty, and significance, making them standout pieces in the world of numismatics. These are typically larger coins, often with a diameter of around 38-42 mm, and are usually made from precious metals such as silver, but sometimes gold or other metals. Round Highlights: Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine silver. Limited mintage of only 15,000. Third and final release of the Knights of the Past series. Rounds will be in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and delivered in a capsule with a blister pack and a certificate of authenticity. Obverse: Depicts the Knights of Malta standing in a defensive position with the Valetta watchtower in the background. The upper rim displays the name of the series with the 5 Euro denomination inset. Reverse: Features a Maltese knight holding a shield that displays the coat of arms of the Central Bank of Malta. Add this beautiful and low mintage 1 oz silver round to your cart today!Germania MintThe Germania Mint offers the newest series to their portfolio, which features famous knights throughout the ages. This inaugural release features Maltese Knights in battle formation with their castle in the background. These knights are a religious military order dating back to the 11th century, where they ruled under their own papal charter over the Maltese Islands. Remnants of their early years in power are still seen in the region of Malta today, and the group has grown immensely over the years to the worldwide order focused on humanitarian efforts and religious brotherhood that it is today. The reverse of the round contains the coat of arms for the Bank of Malta held by a Maltese knight standing at attention. This is an extremely unique and beautiful way to display the traditional coat of arms on this highly detailed currency.