1 oz Silver Round - Unicorn

Round Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver.
• Multiples of 20 rounds are packaged in tubes.
• Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs.
• Obverse: Displays a magical unicorn prancing through the stars.
• Reverse: Displays an eagle with a shield carrying an olive branch and arrows in its talons. Metal weight and purity appear above and below.

These magical rounds combine .999 fine silver appeal with a fantastical design! Add 1 oz Unicorn Silver rounds to your cart today!

Magical Unicorn
Unicorns are among the most enduring and enigmatic mythical beings ever woven into the tapestry of human imagination. While often thought of as creatures of European medieval lore, their presence spans across cultures and continents. The earliest depictions trace back over 4,000 years to the Indus Valley Civilization, where a one-horned beast was etched onto ancient seals. Ancient Greeks believed unicorns were not mythical, but real creatures from distant India, wild and untamable by man. Medieval bestiaries romanticized unicorns as symbols of purity and divine grace, often associated with maidens and the Virgin Mary. In Eastern traditions, the Qilin—a horned, gentle, dragon-like creature—shares traits with the unicorn and heralds harmony and good fortune. Thus, unicorns dwell simultaneously in the realms of myth and metaphor, embodying both the wild unknown and the purest ideals of the human spirit.

Unicorns are typically envisioned as horse-like beings, but their appearance carries an ethereal refinement that transcends mere equine beauty. Their most distinctive feature is a long, spiraled horn—called an alicorn—which glows faintly with ancient magic and is said to have healing and purifying powers. Their coats shimmer with subtle hues—silvers, creams, and moonlit blues—changing ever so slightly under the sun or starlight. Their eyes are deep pools of wisdom, often reflecting the starlit skies from which they are rumored to descend. Despite their lightness, their hooves never leave marks, as if they merely glide across the land. Some ancient texts claim unicorns can become invisible when they choose, and others say their presence is always accompanied by a strange stillness—like the calm before a summer storm or the hush of snowfall in a forest.

Unicorns are fiercely elusive, not out of fear, but due to an innate sense of balance. They appear only when the world is quiet enough to notice them, and the heart open enough to deserve their company. To the worthy, they are protectors, healers, and guides across enchanted landscapes. They symbolize purity, yes, but also defiance—unicorns cannot be owned, tamed, or caged. They are nature’s whispered rebellion against greed and corruption, standing as a timeless emblem of innocence entwined with untouchable strength.

In modern culture, unicorns have transformed from sacred creatures into emblems of wonder, imagination, and individuality. From children’s stories to popular art, they are a canvas for dreams—often dazzlingly colorful, glittering, and whimsical. Yet beneath the sparkle, the ancient reverence persists: they remain a metaphor for all that is rare, radiant, and real only to those who still believe.