Anubis - Egyptian Heritage series - 2oz .999 High Relief Silver Coin 20$ Liberia 2025
 
Is the 9th issue from the Egyptian Heritage Series, also includ:
2025 - Ra Sun God 1oz
2025 - Bastet 1oz
2025 - Isis 1oz
2025 - Anubis 2oz
2025 - Bastet 2oz
2025 - Sekhmet 1oz
2025 - Osiris 1oz
2025 - Anubis 1oz
2025 - Anubis 2oz High Relief
 
This beautiful 2 Oz Silver coin is part of the "Egyptian Heritage" series and is dedicated to the egyptian God of Death : Anubis. The coin features a beautiful antique finish with high relief and comes in a themed case, along with its Certificate of Authenticity.
 
Coin description
In the middle of the reverse is a striking, full-color depiction of Anubis. Surrounding it, carefully detailed hieroglyphs frame the central image, enhancing its authentic historical feel. At the bottom, the series name “EGYPTIAN HERITAGE” appears alongside iconic Egyptian imagery, including a pyramid illuminated by the sun, complemented by a palm tree and camel, celebrating Egypt’s timeless allure.
 
The obverse side of the coin features the coat of arms for the Republic of Liberia, surrounded by various Egyptian related motif icons. The coat of arms includes the inscriptions: “REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA” (the issuing country), “2025” (the year of issue), and “20 DOLLARS” (the face value).
 
Background information
Anubis, the jackal-headed god, was the protector of tombs and the divine guide of souls into the afterlife. Associated with mummification, Anubis was believed to oversee embalming rituals and safeguard the bodies of the dead. In Egyptian belief, the jackal was linked to cemeteries, as wild jackals often roamed burial grounds; thus Anubis became the guardian against desecration. He was also a psychopomp, escorting souls to the Hall of Judgment, where he weighed the heart of the deceased against the feather of Ma’at to determine their fate in the afterlife.
 
Anubis was often depicted as a sleek black jackal or a man with a jackal’s head, symbolizing both death and regeneration. His role in funerary practices was central, and priests often wore jackal masks during mummification ceremonies to represent his presence. Highly respected across Egypt, Anubis embodied both the fear of death and the promise of protection, guiding the dead safely into eternity.