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The 10 oz Scottsdale Archangel Michael Silver Bar depicts the biblical warrior angel thrusting his sword into a serpent beneath a cross-emblazoned shield, struck in .999 fine silver by Scottsdale Mint as part of the company's Biblical-themed bar series. Michael is named directly in the books of Daniel, Jude, and Revelation, and his most famous episode, leading heaven's forces against Satan in Revelation 12, is the basis for the warrior iconography reproduced here. That visual tradition has roots reaching back to the 4th century AD. The bar is confirmed Precious Metals IRA-eligible.
Obverse
The obverse depicts Archangel Michael standing with wings spread, holding a large shield bearing a Christian cross, looking down as he thrusts his sword into a serpent at his feet.
Reverse
The reverse displays the weight, purity, and metal type, accompanied by the Scottsdale Mint lion hallmark.
Michael is one of the few angels named directly in Scripture, appearing in the books of Daniel, Jude, and Revelation. His name means "who is like God," and early Jewish texts from the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC already describe him as chief among the angels and guardian of Israel. His most dramatic biblical appearance comes in Revelation 12:7–9, where he leads heaven's armies against Satan, described as "the dragon," and casts him out of heaven. That battle directly inspired the serpent-slaying imagery struck on this bar.
The specific iconography of Michael standing over a defeated serpent or dragon has a documented art history reaching back to the early 4th century AD, associated with Emperor Constantine's victory at the Battle of Adrianople in 324 AD. In Christian tradition, Michael holds three distinct roles: leader of heaven's army against evil, the angel who carries souls to heaven, and the angel who weighs them on a balanced scale. This bar's design captures the first and most visually dramatic of those roles.
Founded in 2008, Scottsdale Mint is a private bullion manufacturer headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, with additional manufacturing operations in Casper, Wyoming.
The mint is known for producing high-quality precious metals bullion, including its Stacker series, Lunar Bar Series, and Biblical-themed collections.
Scottsdale Mint's products combine investment-grade precious metals with detailed, artistic designs that appeal to both investors and collectors.
The 10 oz Scottsdale Archangel Michael Silver Bar depicts the biblical warrior angel thrusting his sword into a serpent beneath a cross-emblazoned shield, struck in .999 fine silver by Scottsdale Mint as part of the company's Biblical-themed bar series. Michael is named directly in the books of Daniel, Jude, and Revelation, and his most famous episode, leading heaven's forces against Satan in Revelation 12, is the basis for the warrior iconography reproduced here. That visual tradition has roots reaching back to the 4th century AD. The bar is confirmed Precious Metals IRA-eligible.
Obverse
The obverse depicts Archangel Michael standing with wings spread, holding a large shield bearing a Christian cross, looking down as he thrusts his sword into a serpent at his feet.
Reverse
The reverse displays the weight, purity, and metal type, accompanied by the Scottsdale Mint lion hallmark.
Michael is one of the few angels named directly in Scripture, appearing in the books of Daniel, Jude, and Revelation. His name means "who is like God," and early Jewish texts from the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC already describe him as chief among the angels and guardian of Israel. His most dramatic biblical appearance comes in Revelation 12:7–9, where he leads heaven's armies against Satan, described as "the dragon," and casts him out of heaven. That battle directly inspired the serpent-slaying imagery struck on this bar.
The specific iconography of Michael standing over a defeated serpent or dragon has a documented art history reaching back to the early 4th century AD, associated with Emperor Constantine's victory at the Battle of Adrianople in 324 AD. In Christian tradition, Michael holds three distinct roles: leader of heaven's army against evil, the angel who carries souls to heaven, and the angel who weighs them on a balanced scale. This bar's design captures the first and most visually dramatic of those roles.
Founded in 2008, Scottsdale Mint is a private bullion manufacturer headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, with additional manufacturing operations in Casper, Wyoming.
The mint is known for producing high-quality precious metals bullion, including its Stacker series, Lunar Bar Series, and Biblical-themed collections.
Scottsdale Mint's products combine investment-grade precious metals with detailed, artistic designs that appeal to both investors and collectors.
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