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The newest release in the Divine Weapons Series showcases the legendary winged staff of Hermes, the messenger god. Known as the caduceus, this symbol features two serpents coiled around a central rod topped with wings. The caduceus represented Hermes’ authority as a herald and his freedom to travel between the mortal world, Mount Olympus, and the underworld. Today, 2.5 oz Antique The Divine Weapons Winged Staff Silver Bars are available from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
Hermes, one of the twelve Olympian gods and the son of Zeus, served as the divine messenger of the gods and was known for his mischief. From infancy, Hermes displayed remarkable cleverness and audacity—according to myth, he stole Apollo’s cattle on the very day of his birth and invented the lyre from a tortoise shell. As psychopomp, he guided souls to the underworld, giving him unique access to all three cosmic realms.
All 2.5 oz Antique The Divine Weapons Winged Staff Silver Bars are packaged in custom-shaped capsules and shipped in a presentation box with a Certificate of Authenticity included. This version of the Winged Staff release features an antique polish, as well as a selective plating of 24-karat gold. The gold appears on the wings and the length of the staff along the obverse of the bar, as well as the bellies of the serpents. The gold features on the backs of the serpents running up the reverse of the bar.
The design of the Antique The Divine Weapons Winged Staff Silver Bar features the caduceus in full detail—a long staff crowned with wings and entwined by two serpents. The intertwined serpents symbolized balance and duality, while the wings represented swiftness and transcendence. According to legend, Hermes received the staff after using it to separate two fighting snakes, who then coiled around it peacefully, creating the distinctive design that has endured as a symbol of negotiation, commerce, and communication throughout Western culture.
Please feel free to contact JM Bullion with any questions when buying silver. You can contact us by phone at 800-276-6508, chat with us online, or email us directly.
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The newest release in the Divine Weapons Series showcases the legendary winged staff of Hermes, the messenger god. Known as the caduceus, this symbol features two serpents coiled around a central rod topped with wings. The caduceus represented Hermes’ authority as a herald and his freedom to travel between the mortal world, Mount Olympus, and the underworld. Today, 2.5 oz Antique The Divine Weapons Winged Staff Silver Bars are available from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
Hermes, one of the twelve Olympian gods and the son of Zeus, served as the divine messenger of the gods and was known for his mischief. From infancy, Hermes displayed remarkable cleverness and audacity—according to myth, he stole Apollo’s cattle on the very day of his birth and invented the lyre from a tortoise shell. As psychopomp, he guided souls to the underworld, giving him unique access to all three cosmic realms.
All 2.5 oz Antique The Divine Weapons Winged Staff Silver Bars are packaged in custom-shaped capsules and shipped in a presentation box with a Certificate of Authenticity included. This version of the Winged Staff release features an antique polish, as well as a selective plating of 24-karat gold. The gold appears on the wings and the length of the staff along the obverse of the bar, as well as the bellies of the serpents. The gold features on the backs of the serpents running up the reverse of the bar.
The design of the Antique The Divine Weapons Winged Staff Silver Bar features the caduceus in full detail—a long staff crowned with wings and entwined by two serpents. The intertwined serpents symbolized balance and duality, while the wings represented swiftness and transcendence. According to legend, Hermes received the staff after using it to separate two fighting snakes, who then coiled around it peacefully, creating the distinctive design that has endured as a symbol of negotiation, commerce, and communication throughout Western culture.
Please feel free to contact JM Bullion with any questions when buying silver. You can contact us by phone at 800-276-6508, chat with us online, or email us directly.
