Predators

• New generation of bullion coins

• New series: pure 999 silver

• Details in high & low relief

The wolf (canis lupus) is the largest predator of the dog family. Early on wolves found their way into the myths and tales of many peoples. Since the end of the 20th century, the wolf has been under protection in many countries. This coin features four different minting techniques. The footprint is done in incuse minting and reverse proof, the wolf and mud are done in matt finish and the background in proof.

           
 Canis Lupus

This second issue of the Predators series portrays the predatory arachnid scorpion. They are survivalists that can live in harsh and scarce environments by slowing down the metabolism, due to this they are able to survive without food for one whole year. All scorpions have a venomous stinger used for hunting and self-defense, however only a few species are an actual threat to humans. Especially interesting is the fact that scorpions are able to adjust their venom to suit different predators and prey.
The coin features four different minting techniques: The stinger is done in incuse minting and reverse proof, the scorpion and sand are done in matt finish, and the background in proof.

             
Scorpiones

This third issue of the Predators series portrays the Puma Concolor, also known as Cougar, Mountain Lion, or Panther. The Puma is the largest of the small cats species and powerfully built to ambush its prey, which can be several times its weight. This big cat is also an excellent jumper, swimmer, and climber that prefer to live in solitary.
The coin features four different minting techniques: The paw print is done in incuse minting and reverse proof, the puma and soil are done in matt finish, and the background in proof.

             
Puma Concolor