One of the greatest warriors of the ancient world was Achilles. The son of the King of the Myrmidons, it was said that there was no warrior with better skills in battle than Achilles. The son of a king and an immortal mother, Achilles was dipped in the River Styx as a baby to provide him invulnerability in battle. Right now, you can buy 2 oz Silver Achilles Shield Stackers online from Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with capsules for each shield!
• 2^nd stackable issue in the Shield Stacker series of silver bullion!
• Antique finish!
• Contains 2 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• On the obverse and reverse are matching design elements.
• Stackable silver shields.

With your purchase of the 2 oz Silver Achilles Shield Stacker from Provident Metals, you will receive a beautiful product in brand-new condition from the producer. The stackers are individually housed in custom capsules for delivery. Each one comes with an antique polish that helps highlight the intricate details of the design, while also protecting the bar against tarnishing from your fingerprints so you can handle the bars to stack and move each piece.

Designs

On the obverse and reverse sides of 2 oz Silver Achilles Shield Stackers, you will find the same design elements. The design consists of three rings of designs. The very center of the design includes symbols representing an individual on a chariot with other depictions of Earth. Around the design in the next ring are depictions of the 12 major constellations of the sky. The outermost ring comes with depictions of life in a city of the ancient world, ranging from everyday life to the struggles of a city under siege.

In this release, the 2 oz Silver Achilles Shield Stacker has a round shape matching the shield carried in battle by Achilles. The shield is domed on the obverse and concave on the reverse, enabling you to stack multiples to safely stack the shields together.

History

Achilles was said to be invulnerable in battle following his dip in the River Styx. However, because his mother, Thetis, dipped him in by holding him by the heel, he did have one weakness. His heel was the one spot on his body where a strike or blow could kill him. After defeating the Trojan hero Hector, Achilles paraded his body around the battlefield before eventually giving it back to King Priam of Troy.

Ordering

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