Silver medal Little Good Luck with dedication proof

Silver medal Little Good Luck with dedication proof

Stock state
Within 10 days
Date of issue
January 2024
Price
50.00 EUR
including VAT

The product can also be purchased directly in the stores of the Czech Mint

A discount voucher cannot be applied to the product.

Product description

The charm in the form of a small silver medal of the Czech Mint will bring happiness to anyone who lacks it in life and will help those who are waiting for a change in their lives to succeed. We will engrave the text directly on the medal according to your wishes.

Luck! What is happiness? Opinions on it vary and are as old as mankind itself. It can be an auspicious event that suddenly intervenes in our life and changes it for the better. People who perceive happiness in this way expect to receive it from outside - randomly and often undeservedly. Other people believe that happiness does not depend on the whims of the universe or some other higher power. On the contrary, everyone is the creator of his or her own. Such happiness comes from within, is the result of wise life choices, and takes the form of a joyful and lasting sense of fulfillment. Whether we think of happiness as winning the lottery or having a happy family life, each of us longs for it...

Academic sculptor Majka Wichnerová dedicated the obverse side of the commemorative medal to a stylized sun, between whose rays is set the word HAPPINESS in seven languages. The reverse side is then reserved for engraving text - a personal dedication, a year, a quote, ... Imagination has no limits.

The commemorative medal is an original and valuable gift for any occasion. You will find a large silver medal with the same motif in our offer.

Specifications

Code
31980-711
Issuer
Czech mint
Author of the obverse
ak. soch. Majka Wichnerová
Author of the reverse
Irena Hradecká, DiS.
Numbered issue
No
Certificate
Standard
Material
Silver
Fineness
999
Weight
10 g
Diameter
30 mm
Packaging
Black leather case
Capsule
Yes
Czech Mint
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