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The South Korean mint known as KOMSCO offers numerous bullion series to collectors across the globe. One of the mint’s more popular collections is the Zi:Sin Series, which features the legendary 12 Guardians of Korean mythology. In this listing, the 6th Guardian, Tigris, is featured across a .999 proof silver canvas. Right now, 2022 1 oz Proof South Korean Zi:Sin Tigris Silver Medals are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Medal Highlights:
All 2022 1 oz Proof South Korean Zi:Sin Tigris Medals in this JM Bullion online listing will arrive in special mint packaging. This includes an elegant presentation case along with a Certificate of Authenticity from KOMSCO. As proof medals, you will note that each piece has mirror-like and frosted visual features. Each piece is made from pure silver and will arrive in new condition.
The obverse of 2022 Proof South Korean Zi:Sin Tigris Silver Medals features the Doggaebi shield. This shield traditionally belonged to Chiwoo, the God of War. The Doggaebi is a mischievous creature of Korean mythology who is seen as the equivalent of the Western hobgoblin.
On the reverse of 2022 1 oz Proof South Korean Zi:Sin Silver Medals the Guardian Tigris is featured. In this design, Tigris is dressed in a cloak and armor as he wields a mighty halberd. As he navigates rocky terrain, we see a full moon and a bamboo forest in the background. Along the edge there is an inscription reading Zi:Sin Tigris.
Each release in the Zi:Sin Series corresponds to the Chinese lunar cycle. While that cycle features 12 different rotating animals, this collection features the 12 Guardians of Korean lore. These ancient heroes were known to protect against the encroaching forces of evil from 12 different directions. In this release, Tigris is featured, which corresponds with the 2022 Year of the Tiger. And if you examine Tigris closely, you will see he has tattoos on his arms that resemble the stripes of a tiger.
If you have any questions when buying silver, JM Bullion customer service is happy to help. Our team is available on the phone at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
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The South Korean mint known as KOMSCO offers numerous bullion series to collectors across the globe. One of the mint’s more popular collections is the Zi:Sin Series, which features the legendary 12 Guardians of Korean mythology. In this listing, the 6th Guardian, Tigris, is featured across a .999 proof silver canvas. Right now, 2022 1 oz Proof South Korean Zi:Sin Tigris Silver Medals are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Medal Highlights:
All 2022 1 oz Proof South Korean Zi:Sin Tigris Medals in this JM Bullion online listing will arrive in special mint packaging. This includes an elegant presentation case along with a Certificate of Authenticity from KOMSCO. As proof medals, you will note that each piece has mirror-like and frosted visual features. Each piece is made from pure silver and will arrive in new condition.
The obverse of 2022 Proof South Korean Zi:Sin Tigris Silver Medals features the Doggaebi shield. This shield traditionally belonged to Chiwoo, the God of War. The Doggaebi is a mischievous creature of Korean mythology who is seen as the equivalent of the Western hobgoblin.
On the reverse of 2022 1 oz Proof South Korean Zi:Sin Silver Medals the Guardian Tigris is featured. In this design, Tigris is dressed in a cloak and armor as he wields a mighty halberd. As he navigates rocky terrain, we see a full moon and a bamboo forest in the background. Along the edge there is an inscription reading Zi:Sin Tigris.
Each release in the Zi:Sin Series corresponds to the Chinese lunar cycle. While that cycle features 12 different rotating animals, this collection features the 12 Guardians of Korean lore. These ancient heroes were known to protect against the encroaching forces of evil from 12 different directions. In this release, Tigris is featured, which corresponds with the 2022 Year of the Tiger. And if you examine Tigris closely, you will see he has tattoos on his arms that resemble the stripes of a tiger.
If you have any questions when buying silver, JM Bullion customer service is happy to help. Our team is available on the phone at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
