On October 14, 2026, the new and elaborately designed 100-euro gold coin series will be launched, transporting you from precious art treasures into the imaginary worlds of times long past.
On October 14, 2026, the new and elaborately designed 100-euro gold coin series will be launched, transporting you from precious art treasures into the imaginary worlds of times long past. – Subscribe in good time to make sure you don't miss a single coin!
The “Myths, Treasures, Legends” coin series immerses collectors and coin enthusiasts in a world full of secrets.
Among the cult objects portrayed on the coins is the unicorn, a mystical creature that has captured people's imaginations for centuries. There is also the Imperial Gospel Book, a magnificent book with artistic illustrations that bears witness to the profound significance of religion in the Middle Ages. The Holy Lance, surrounded by numerous legends, is a symbol of power and faith.
Other fascinating objects, such as the Golden Fleece and the agate bowl, tell stories of rule, rituals, and the quest for divine assistance.
Each item in this series is more than just a historical artifact—it is a window into a world full of legends.
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During the 13th century, it became known as the Lance of Longinus, which had pierced Christ's side and been stained with his blood. Its value as a relic was legendary. It was considered a sign of divine legitimacy and was one of the most important imperial regalia of the Holy Roman Empire.
A magnificent bowl from antiquity, carved from a single block of agate. In the Middle Ages, it was revered as a relic and was at times considered to be the Holy Grail. The “Holy Grail,” an agate bowl, is said to have caught the blood of Christ and was of great religious value and imbued with mystical significance.
Imperial Cross: It is primarily a symbol of Christian triumph, as Christ overcame his death on the cross through resurrection. However, since Emperor Constantine won his victory at the Milvian Bridge (312) under the protection of the cross, the cross has also been considered the emblem of the Roman Empire. The Imperial Cross can therefore be interpreted as a sign of Christian triumph, victory, and imperial representation.
Cross particle: A small piece of wood believed to be part of the cross of Christ. It was inserted into the Imperial Cross, giving it its special significance as the oath cross of the Roman-German kings and emperors.
| Quality | Proof |
| Face value | 100 Euro |
| Diameter | 30 mm |
| Alloy | Gold Au 986 |
| Weight | Au 15.56 g, 1/2 ounce |
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| Mintage Proof: 20,000 |