1 oz Silver Medallion - Game of Thrones: Targaryen Sigil

Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver.
• Comes packaged in a Game of Thrones themed box and protected by an acrylic capsule.
• Coin measures 35 mm square.
• Obverse: Displays a golden three headed dragon symbol that is the sigil of House Targaryen from Game of Thrones.
• Reverse: Features the same symbol from the obverse in a red coloration along with the name Targaryen.

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Be sure to grab this highly collectible medal immortalized in .999 fine Silver. Add this 1 oz Silver Game of Thrones: Targaryen Sigil round to your cart today.


Game of Thrones and House Targaryen
George R.R. Martin's bestselling Game of Throne's novels brought to life the amazing world of Westeros with well-written characters scheming and plotting for power alongside a unique and more plausible take on magic and fairytale creatures. This War of the Roses meets Lord of the Rings was adapted into the critically acclaimed series on HBO that focused heavily upon the palace intrigue and deadly political games played by the major noble houses of the land of Westeros after the downfall of the previous royal family, the Targaryens. The Targaryen household's origins were from the ancient and mighty Valyrian empire whose power came from its mastery of dragon husbandry. As one of the last remaining houses of the old empire, the Targaryens utilized their dragons to conquer and unify all the kingdoms of Westeros. Aegon Targaryen alongside his two sisters, Visenya and Rhaenys and their three dragons, were able to bring all of the kings of Westeros to heel. Thus, the Kingdom of Westeros was established and the Targaryen's use of three dragons became part of their family sigil, which you can now own in pure Silver.

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