1 Kilo Achilles Shield Silver Stacker (New)

Description

1 Kilo Achilles Shield Silver Stacker (New)

Achilles is one of the most celebrated warriors in the history of human civilization. Renowned for his skill in hand-to-hand combat and his ability to lead men, Achilles is still revered to this day. In 2021, a new series of silver stackers have been released with a design honoring the shield Achilles carried in battle. Right now, 1 Kilo Achilles Shield Silver Stackers are available to purchase online.

Shield Highlights:

• Arrives wrapped in protective paper in a shipping box!
• New 1 Kilo Achilles Shield design!
• Contains 1 Kilo (32.15 Troy oz) of .999 pure silver.
• The obverse and reverse sides have the same design reflective of Achilles shield.
• With opposing domed and sunken fields, the designs neatly interlock with one another for stacking.
• Antique visuals.

Each 1 Kilo Achilles Shield Silver Stacker comes to you in a standard shipping box wrapped with protective paper. The design of these Silver Stackers is meant to live up to the name, allowing you to stack the rounds together. The design on the reverse is imprinted into the field so that the domed surface of each obverse and interlock with an opposing reverse to allow you to stack multiples of the products. Each one has an antique polish that not only creates historic appeal, but also allows you to handle the Shield Stacker without leaving imprints or tarnishing the product with the natural oils in human skin.

Achilles was a hero from the Trojan War in Ancient Greece. Widely regarded as the greatest Greek warrior in history, he was the son of Nereid Thetis and King Peleus, leader of Phthia. He was rumored to be invulnerable in battle, with the exception of his heel. Legend states that he was only vulnerable on the heel because that is where his mother held him as she dipped him in the river Styx when he was an infant.

The obverse and reverse fields of the 1 Kilo Achilles Shield Silver Stackers feature the same design elements. The ornate design element reflects the visuals historically reported to feature on the shield Achilles carried in battle. For example, at the very center of the stacker is a depiction of Achilles leading his horse-driven chariot in battle.