Once a beautiful nymph, Scylla was later turned into a hideous monster who haunted a strait along with Charybdis. These new silver rounds from Intaglio Mint depict this legendary monster in stunning fashion across a .999 pure silver canvas. One of the most iconic monsters of Greek mythology, Scylla will surely attract plenty of attention when displayed in your collection. Now, you can purchase 2023 Greek Mythology Scylla 1 oz Silver Rounds from Provident Metals.

Round Highlights:

• Delivered in protective flips or tubes of 20 rounds!
• All-new round in the Greek Mythology Series!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The sea monster Scylla is found on the obverse side.
• An elaborate Greek dome is found on the reverse face.

All 2023 Greek Mythology Scylla 1 oz Rounds in this online Provident Metals listing were struck in .999 pure silver at Intaglio Mint. A private precious metals company, Intaglio was founded in 2010 and is based in Sedalia, Colorado. These rounds are part of the Greek Mythology Series and are considered brand new. They will arrive either in individual flips or in tubes if you purchase multiples of 20.

Obverse

The sea monster Scylla features on the obverse of 2023 Greek Mythology 1 oz Silver Rounds. Here, Scylla prepares to attack a ship as it attempts to pass through the strait that she occupies. In this design, Scylla is depicted with a human-like face and legs made of tentacles with monstrous heads at the ends. This terrifying image is accompanied by an inscription that reads SCYLLA.

Reverse

A beautiful Greek dome occupies the reverse side of these Greek Mythology Scylla 1 oz Silver Rounds. Along the edge, there is a decorative pattern on which Greek columns rest while extending around the dome. For the ceiling, there is a decorative pattern along with the words GREEK MYTHOLOGY. On the reverse, you will also find inscriptions that read ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER, INTAGLIO MINT.

History

The most dangerous strait in all of the Greek mythology was that guarded by Scylla and Charybdis. Given how narrow the strait was, travelers such as Odysseus would have to choose which of the two they wished to face when passing by. So famous are these two monsters that they even inspired the idiom between Scylla and Charybdis, which describes the human tendency to pick between the lesser of two evils.

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