Laevateinn (Loki's Sword) 1 oz Silver 2026 Ultra High Relief Antiqued Shaped Silver Medal

Laevateinn (Loki’s Sword) Silver Medal 1 oz Silver 2026 Ultra High Relief Antiqued Shaped is a numismatic piece inspired by Norse mythology and Loki’s legendary weapon—Laevateinn, described as the “wounding wand,” mentioned in the Poetic Edda and hidden beneath the gates of the realm of the dead. It is a symbol of fire, treachery, and the inevitable end, closely tied to one of the most ambiguous figures in mythology.

Loki—the shapeshifting trickster who stands at the border between the worlds of gods and giants—entered the myths as the instigator of Baldr’s death and the father of the monsters of Ragnarök. His fate, ending in being bound beneath the earth and punished by serpent venom dripping onto his face, became a symbol of the consequences of chaos and transgression. This medal captures that entire narrative in a sculptural silver form.

Made from pure .999 silver with a weight of 1 ounce, the medal features a non-standard, elongated sword shape measuring 120 x 34 mm. It employs an Antiqued finish and Ultra High Relief, emphasizing the depth of detail and giving the piece a raw, dark character.

The Shaped production class takes the medal beyond the classic round form, turning it into a three-dimensional interpretation of the mythical blade. The mintage is limited to 540 pieces, underscoring the issue’s collectible rarity.

Each piece bears an individual serial number and is delivered in an elegant box with a Certificate of Authenticity. It is a proposal for collectors seeking numismatics with a strong mythological message and a distinctive, sculptural form.