Silver Coin Lord of the Rings: Boromir and the Argonath on the River Anduin Silver Ag. 333 10 Euro 2026

Silver Coin Lord of the Rings: Boromir Silver Ag. 333 10 Euro 2026

Silver Coin Lord of the Rings: Boromir Silver Ag. 333 10 Euro 2026 is a collector issue by the French Monnaie de Paris, dedicated to one of the members of the Fellowship of the Ring. Boromir, a warrior of Gondor and the son of the Steward Denethor, is one of the most distinctive characters in the first part of the tale of Middle-earth.

Boromir on the Lord of the Rings collector coin

The coin was made of Ag. 333 silver, weighs 13 g, and has a diameter of 31 mm. Its face value is 10 euros, while the mintage has been limited to 50,000 pieces. This French issue in SC finish belongs to the Lord of the Rings series prepared by the renowned Monnaie de Paris. The piece is offered in an elegant folder, which makes storage easier and presentation more impressive.

A numismatic journey to Middle-earth

The issue combines the world of numismatics with motifs known from "The Lord of the Rings." The image of Boromir is paired with the monumental Pillars of the Kings, one of the most recognizable symbols of the former power of Gondor.

Obverse and reverse of the coin

Obverse features the inscription “République Française,” the face value of 10 euros, and an olive branch motif, indicating the French origin of the issue.

Reverse depicts Boromir, a warrior of Gondor and a member of the Fellowship of the Ring. In the background, the monumental Pillars of the Kings can be seen, giving the composition the characteristic scenery of Middle-earth.