1 oz Silver Eternal Sun Sprott Round - At Spot Price

The 1 oz Silver Eternal Sun Sprott Round, created by Canadian Indigenous artist Jonathan Magbanua, pays tribute to Gidedeyinaan, the Sun. Struck from 99.9% fine silver, each round reflects purity and exceptional craftsmanship. The obverse highlights the distinguished Sprott name set against Canada’s iconic maple leaf, symbolizing strength and unity, along with the weight and purity. The reverse reveals Magbanua’s intricate design: the radiant Sun, Gidedeyinaan, accompanied by a graceful shawl dancer giving thanks to the Sun’s eternal gift of life. Celebrate Indigenous artistry and the timeless legacy of Gidedeyinaan with the Silver Eternal Sun Sprott Round—a meaningful piece for both collectors and investors.

Key Features:

- Designed exclusively by Canadian indigenous artist, Jonathan Magbanua.

- Crafted from .999 fine silver.

- Each round is sold at spot price and packaged in a protective sleeve for convenience.

- Features an intricate design on the reverse, depicting the Sun's legacy.

Design:

- Obverse: Features the distinguished Sprott name on Canada's iconic maple leaf, symbolizing strength and unity, alongside the round's weight and purity.

- Reverse: Indigenous artistry showcasing the sun shawl dancer ceremony, giving thanks to the sun through dance and offerings.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What are the 1 oz Sprott Silver Round's weight and purity?

Because it is crafted from 0.999 pure silver bullion, the 1 oz Sprott Silver Round guarantees excellent quality and long-lasting intrinsic value. Every round weighs exactly one ounce.

2. What is the story behind the Eternal Sun design?

The Sun is our Grandfather, otherwise known as Gidedeyinaan. He rises east every morning, and sleeps west through every night. He provides warmth and comfort through shining rays for every being on Turtle Island. Sometimes he will hide behind storm clouds, and call the Thunder Birds, but even his showering tears provide and nourish Turtle Island’s life blood. Nibi. Water. We dance and give offerings to Gidedeyinaan for his warmth, his comfort, his tears, and his love. Because as sure as the day, he will always provide for us. So to every sunrise and to every sunset, to Gidedeyinaan, we say “Chi miigwech, baamaapii”.

3. Where is Turtle Island?

For some Indigenous peoples, Turtle Island refers to the continent of North America. The name comes from various Indigenous oral histories that tell stories of a turtle that holds the world on its back. For some Indigenous peoples, the turtle is therefore considered an icon of life, and the story of Turtle Island consequently speaks to various spiritual and cultural beliefs.

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