DRACO Dragon ZI:SIN THE TWELVE GUARDIANS 2024 1 Clay 1 oz Pure Silver Bullion Medal – South Korea – KOMSCO
 
Don’t miss your chance to own the latest release in KOMSCO’s highly coveted Zi:Sin Medal Series the 1 oz Silver 2024 South Korean Zi:Sin Draco Medal. The 8th issue in this 12-medal program celebrates the Year of the Dragon with a bold design depicting the guardian Dracus riding atop a mighty dragon. But with a limited mintage of just 30,000 medals, you’ll need to move quickly to secure this Brilliant Uncirculated silver treasure. Secure your silver medal today, at Provident Metals.
 
Highlights:
Presented in an individual plastic flip, tubes of 25, or boxes of 250!
8th issue in the Zi:Sin Series!
Limited mintage of 30,000!
Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver in BU condition.
The obverse depicts a Doggaebi shield.
The reverse presents a depiction of Draco.
 
Every 1 oz Silver 2024 South Korean Zi:Sin Draco Medal will ship safely secured in a plastic flip to protect its Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Larger quantities are also available in 25-count tubes or full monster boxes of 250 medals.
 
Obverse
The obverse of the Silver 2024 South Korean Zi:Sin Draco Medal features the signature Doggaebi shield design found on each medal in this series. This incredible shield shows the mythical Doggaebi creature displayed in front-facing relief, surrounded by inscriptions. These inscriptions read REPUBLIC OF KOREA, 1 CLAY, KOMSCO, and 2024 FINE SILVER 999.
 
Reverse
The reverse design of the 1 oz 2024 South Korean Zi:Sin Draco Medal brings the mighty dragon to life with a striking scene of Dracus, a skilled archer at the ready, riding on the back of a powerful soaring dragon headed into combat. As protector of the dragon, Dracus personifies its courageous, ferocious spirit. Inscriptions include ZI:SIN LEPUS.
 
History
This 12-medal program from KOMSCO portrays the guardians who protected different compass directions during ancient times of war. Each release additionally represents one of the 12 animals found in the traditional Chinese zodiac calendar, starting with 2017’s Gallus (Year of the Rooster). The final four releases will feature Ophidia, Equus, Ovis, and Pithecus.