2024 St. Helena 1 oz Silver Lucky Angel Proof

• Each coin contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver.
• Limited mintage of 1,000 coins worldwide.
• New design of the re-imagined lucky angel by Chiara Principe.
• Individual coins come in a presentation case.
• Obverse: Likeness of King Charles III, the denomination, silver weight and purity.
• Reverse: Features a seated angel encircled by her feathered wings, which symbolize power, faith and protection. She holds the light of the stars in her hands, a symbol of hope that represents both her role as a spiritual guardian and her ability to rise above this material world to achieve a higher state of being. There is a bee on each side of the world "ANGEL" creating a connection back to Napoleon, who adopted the humble, hardworking bee as the symbol of his reign.

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This 1 oz silver coin features an angel design re-imagined as the saving grace, a symbol of luck, and a mis-placed charm. Add the 2024 St. Helena 1 oz Silver Lucky Angel Proof coin to your cart today!

The Lucky Angel
In 1972, King Louis XVI commissioned Augustine Dupre for a new French coinage design, to which he presented an angel on a pedestal. While the design was popular, Augustine was not, and fell under suspicion for harboring revolutionary ideas and was sentenced to execution. However, Augustine escaped the guillotine, by supposedly bribing the guards with one of his angel coins. The story began to take shape and the Angel coin quickly gained the reputation as a "lucky" coin. Navy captains in the 19th century wouldn't leave port without their Angel coins along side them, and Napoleon himself is believed to have carried one everywhere.

The East India Company
The historic East India Company is one of the most well-known companies historically, increasing trade among Europe and Asia. Many commodities were traded through the East India Company, including silk, spices, tea and cotton. The historic East India company disbanded in the 1800s, however the name was revitalized for The East India Company London, bringing a re-imagined company that sells fine teas and food, and produces collectible coins such as this silver proof coin.