Eye of Ra
In the myth the Eye went away and only returned once wine, music and dance had calmed it; in this way the Egyptians explained the yearly journey of the sun to the south and back.
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Egyptian Symbols of Eternal Power Gold Set 2026 (Mintage: 250 | Proof)
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- Genuine investment gold: 999.9 fine gold
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Gold and silver on the Nile
The case holds three bars struck on one side: the death mask of Tutankhamun, the Eye of Ra and a bust with a uraeus, each of 1/200 ounce of fine gold 999.9/1,000.
In ancient Egypt
Flesh and bones of the gods
To the Egyptians, gold and silver were more than metal: they could stand for the flesh and the bones of the gods, for the sun and the moon.
Gold was linked with the gods and the deified dead because it lasts; silver, for its pale colour, with the moon and with ritual purity.
The gold of the pharaohs
Gold from Nubia and the Eastern Desert
The Egyptian word for gold, nbw, is reflected in the ancient name of Nubia.
The gold of the pharaohs was mostly not refined and often held a great deal of silver. Pliny the Elder called a natural alloy of gold with more than 20 per cent silver electrum.
Gold leaf that could be just one micrometre thin was already made in ancient times. Gold was largely controlled by the king, and of the many statues of the temples only a single golden one is known to survive.
Coined money came late: until about the time of Alexander the Great, the Egyptian economy was based on goods.
Egyptian Museum · Turin
The map of the gold mines
Around 1150 BC a map of the Wadi Hammamat was made for a quarrying expedition of Ramesses IV, one of the earliest known maps. According to the geologist James Harrell, it bears labels such as “hills where gold is found” and “hills of gold and silver”.
It is regarded as the oldest known geological map; the next known one only appears in the sources some 29 centuries later.
Silver and the moon
For long, silver was worth more than gold
Temple inscriptions from much of Egypt’s history point to this.
In the land of the pharaohs
Five faces of ancient Egypt
Tutankhamun reigned for about nine years, around 1336 to 1327 BC. His tomb was found largely intact.
Giza · wonder of the ancient world
Built for eternity
The Pyramid of Khufu is the only surviving wonder of the ancient world. Its ancient name was Akhet Khufu, “the Horizon of Khufu”.
Signs of the Nile
What the signs meant
The same signs return on the pieces of this world. This is how major museums describe their meaning in ancient Egypt.
Uraeus
The rearing cobra with its flared hood was worn on the forehead and was regarded as a sign of protection.
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Wedjat eye
“Wedjat” means “the one that is sound”: in the myth Seth injured or stole the eye of Horus, and Thoth restored it.
On a pyramid from Djibouti
Scarab
Scarabs with the name and title of their owner often served as seals: their underside was pressed into a lump of clay.
On the scarab from the Solomon Islands
Ankh
As a hieroglyph the ankh wrote the words “live” and “life”; as a symbol it stood for life.
On a pyramid from Djibouti
Cartouche
In hieroglyphic inscriptions the oval surrounds the names of royal persons.
On the coin of the Perth Mint
Minting and finish
Proof on 1/200 ounce
A proof finish sets finely frosted reliefs against a mirror-like field. For this the blanks are polished to a high shine and struck several times.
The three bars are struck on one side, their backs are polished plain.
MaskThe mask in detail
BustThe bust with its uraeus
ArmsThe arms of Liberia
At a glance
- Motif
- Death mask, Eye of Ra, bust with uraeus
- Contents
- 3 bars in a case3 bars
- Metal
- gold
- Weight
- 3 × 1/200 ounce
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Dimensions
- 15 × 8.5 mm per bar
- Country of issue
- Liberia
- Face value
- 25 dollars per bar
- Year
- 2026
- Quality
- Proof
- Mintage
- 250 sets
Gold and silver on the Nile
Gold for permanence, silver for the moon: what the Egyptians saw in their metals, these bars and coins carry on.
Egyptian Symbols of Eternal Power Gold Set 2026: three minted bars of 999.9 fine gold, strictly limited
- Strictly limited: Worldwide issue of only 250 pieces – there will never be more of this set.
- Growth opportunities: The strict limitation and the persistently high demand for Egypt editions create a noticeable potential for value appreciation.
- Rarity: A true rarity among the small gold editions from Liberia – three-part, tied to a single year of issue, cannot be re-minted.
- Investment goal: Physical fine gold in a convenient denomination, whose value tracks the gold price.
- Minting quality: The highest possible minting quality, Proof (PP), with mirror-polished fields.
- Design: The golden death mask of Tutankhamun, the Udjat Eye of Horus set within a dense field of hieroglyphs, and Cleopatra with uraeus diadem and scarab collar.
- Material and fineness: Fineness 999.9/1,000 – purer gold is practically unobtainable; three minted bars of 1/200 oz each total 0.47 g fine weight.
- Format: Bar-shaped coins in miniature format, each 15 x 8.5 mm, face value 25 dollars, country of issue Liberia.
- Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle – conceived and issued by one of Germany's largest precious metals dealers.
- Country of origin: Germany.
- Packaging: High-quality case that presents and protects the three bars in a clear, organized way.
Three small rectangles of gold, each just 15 x 8.5 millimeters in size, each 999.9 fine: that is the essence of this set. Together, the three minted bars carry 0.47 grams of fine gold – substance that can be valued, traded, and sold anywhere in the world. The Egyptian theme gives the set its distinctive character, but the real reason to buy is the metal itself.
Three icons that cast power in gold
No pictorial program from antiquity resonates as powerfully as the Egyptian one. The first minted bar depicts the famous death mask of Tutankhamun with the nemes headdress and the raised uraeus cobra above the forehead. The second presents the Udjat, the Eye of Horus, framed by a finely engraved field of hieroglyphs, ankh symbols, and scarabs – along with the national emblem of the Republic of Liberia. The third bar belongs to Cleopatra: braided wig, cobra diadem, a wide collar with a winged scarab. All three editions carry the face value (25 dollars) as well as the markings 1/200 OZ and 9999 FINE GOLD directly in the die.
Proof: the premier class of minting
For Proof quality, dies and blanks are elaborately polished, and each strike is produced with multiple impressions. The result: deep, mirror-black surfaces from which frosted reliefs stand out in sharp contrast. At a format of just a few millimeters, this is a true feat of craftsmanship – the contours of Cleopatra's collar or the row of eyelashes on the Eye of Horus remain clearly legible despite the miniaturization. Please handle the bars only by the edge or with gloves; in the included case, the surface remains permanently undamaged.
Only 250 sets – a scarcity you can verify
While many editions from Liberia are issued in mintages of several thousand pieces, this set is limited to 250 pieces worldwide. Anyone looking for a collector's coin with a clearly limited number of pieces gets both in one case here: a very low mintage and minted investment gold. This very scarcity is precisely why small gold editions with three-digit limitations are regularly sought after on the secondary market.
Investment gold in small format – building wealth in manageable steps
Gold is the oldest currency in the world and has outlasted every paper money system. Its value has never been zero, because it possesses an intrinsic value of its own – the metal is scarce, imperishable, and recognized as a means of payment around the globe. It is no coincidence that central banks hold enormous gold reserves while simultaneously issuing fiat money. For you, this set means high liquidity, resale value at any time, and a counter-value that tracks the gold price. Profits from the sale of physical gold are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year; as investment gold, it is also traded without VAT. And since many investors start with small positions: small amounts of gold add up over the years to a considerable fortune. Whether for a christening, a birthday, or a wedding, this is no small gift, but a genuine gold investment.
Despite its ceremonial design, what you are acquiring here is full-fledged investment gold: minted fine gold whose value tracks the gold price – and which, even after millennia, has not lost its luster.
Set or individual bar? A brief comparison
- Compared to individual 1/200-ounce editions: The entry price is higher, but in return the set combines three designs, a case, and a significantly smaller mintage. Individual editions from the same series are usually issued in four-digit quantities.
- Compared to a classic 1-gram gold bar: The standard bar offers more fine gold per euro, but remains unlimited and anonymous. This set combines fine gold with a strict limitation – an aspect standard products cannot offer.
- Compared to large gold coins: One ounce ties up a lot of capital at once. Small denominations are easier to sell off gradually.
- As a building block in a portfolio: Physical gold traditionally serves as an inflation hedge and as crisis protection – here in an especially compact form due to its small size.
Three bars, one year of issue, 250 pieces. Anyone who chooses the Symbols of Eternal Power secures pure fine gold in the highest minting quality – and an asset that can be passed down from generation to generation.
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