Stackable bullion coins and rounds have become a signature specialty for the South Korean producer Coins Today, who have introduced themselves to the market with an innovative series of shields from various traditions, and have gone on to treat a varied range of subjects in their offerings. 

Believed to bring good fortune and happiness, the Hamsa is a prominent talisman in cultures throughout the world. Generally, the Hamsa is depicted as having three extending middle fingers, two thumbs, and an eye in the center. These new silver stackers feature this beloved amulet in a stunning, high-relief design. You can appreciate the Hamsa on its own or purchase multiple pieces and marvel at the way they stack perfectly into place. Today, 2 oz .999 Silver Lunar Hamsa Stackables are available.

Stacker Highlights:

• Arrives to you in a custom plastic capsule!
• Brand-new Hamsa silver stacker!
• Features an antique finish.
• Consists of 2 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The Hand of Fatima appears on both sides of this stacker.
• Stackable silver product.

All 2 oz Hamsa Silver Stackables in this listing will arrive to you in a custom-designed capsule in brand-new condition. Each piece was crafted from .999 pure silver and includes both high-relief imagery and an antique finish. This finish lends the stackers a vintage aesthetic while also protecting against tarnishing during handling. Should you choose to remove these from their capsule for stacking purposes, you may wish to wear cotton gloves as well.

The same design is found on both the obverse and the reverse of these Lunar Hamsa Silver Stackables. Because of their convex shape, the reverse simply contains an impression of the obverse imagery. The design itself is quite ornate, featuring three center fingers and two side thumbs. In line with the traditional Hamsa designs, in the middle of the stacker, you will find an eye staring straight ahead. Across the entire surface, there is an intricate decorative arrangement as well as a beaded pattern along the edges.

Dating back to ancient Mesopotamia, the Hamsa was once considered a symbolic representation of the goddesses Ishtar and Tanit. When a Tamsa appears facing upward, it is believed to serve as protection against evil spirits and misfortune. Alternately, when the symbol turns downward, is considered a token of good luck that will bring health and happiness into your life. Prominent in Africa and the Middle East, The Hamsa is also referred to as the Hand of Fatima, after the daughter of the prophet Muhammed.