2025 2 oz Samoa Silver The Holy Knuckles Coin (Box + CoA, Gilded)

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2025 2 oz Samoa Silver The Holy Knuckles Coin (Box + CoA, Gilded)

Brass knuckles, also known as knuckle dusters, have a complex history dating back to ancient civilizations. Archaeological evidence suggests that similar hand-protection devices were used by warriors in various cultures, with early prototypes discovered in archaeological sites from ancient Rome and pre–colonial cultures in the Americas. In this unique issue, Holy Knuckles brings a unique coin design in the shape of knuckle dusters. Right now, 2025 2 oz Samoa Silver The Holy Knuckles Coins are available.

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives inside a presentation display case with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Shaped silver coin replicates the appearance of knuckle dusters!
• Faith-based symbolism on the coin!
• 24-karat gold layering!
• Limited mintage of only 999 coins!
• Contains 2 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value of $5 backed by the government of Samoa.
• Both sides feature similar designs with the Samoan seal on one side.

Each of the 2025 2 oz Samoa Silver The Holy Knuckles Coins comes with individual packaging. The coins are housed in a presentation display case and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Each coin is shaped like knuckle dusters and features a thin layer of 24-karat gold applied throughout for a unique visual appearance.

Originally designed as a defensive tool to protect the hand during hand-to-hand combat, traditional knuckle dusters quickly evolved into offensive weapons that could inflict significant damage to an opponent. The modern brass knuckle design emerged prominently during the 19th century, becoming particularly popular in urban environments and among military personnel.

The design of the 2025 Samoa Silver The Holy Knuckles Coin features similar designs and Latin inscriptions on each side. The Samoan coat of arms is featured on one side of the coin, with designs set into the finger holes of the brass knuckle design. One side features historic Christian crosses in the holes, while a religious figure is shown in the holes on the other side.