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| Quantity | Cash/Check | Credit Card | Paypal/Pay |
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| 1 - 2 | $993.38 | $1,035.10 | $1,048.02 |
| 3 - 4 | $988.38 | $1,029.89 | $1,042.74 |
| 5 or more | $983.38 | $1,024.68 | $1,037.47 |
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The Barbados Trident series from the renowned Scottsdale Mint has established itself as a favorite among collectors seeking both exceptional purity and artistic advancement. The 2021 edition, being the fifth in the series, maintains the heritage of the renowned "Broken Trident" emblem while adding a remarkable new background texture that distinguishes it from earlier versions. Minted in .9999 pure gold, this coin features an exclusive 1/5 oz weight—ideal for individuals seeking to expand their fractional gold investments
The opposite side showcases the head of the trident, known for its appearance on the Barbadian national flag. In contrast to Neptune's trident, the staff is deliberately fractured, representing Barbados’ historical separation from colonial governance and its independence achieved in 1966. In 2021, the Scottsdale Mint enhanced the background with dynamic radiating waves that produce a shimmering effect upon rotating the coin, providing an additional layer of visual security.
The front showcases the national Coat of Arms, which includes a spade-shaped shield held up by a heraldic dolphin and a pelican. The emblem features the "Pride of Barbados" blossoms and a Fig Tree with a beard. Above the emblem, a hand grasps two stalks of sugar cane, symbolizing the island's farming heritage.
The Barbados Trident series from the renowned Scottsdale Mint has established itself as a favorite among collectors seeking both exceptional purity and artistic advancement. The 2021 edition, being the fifth in the series, maintains the heritage of the renowned "Broken Trident" emblem while adding a remarkable new background texture that distinguishes it from earlier versions. Minted in .9999 pure gold, this coin features an exclusive 1/5 oz weight—ideal for individuals seeking to expand their fractional gold investments
The opposite side showcases the head of the trident, known for its appearance on the Barbadian national flag. In contrast to Neptune's trident, the staff is deliberately fractured, representing Barbados’ historical separation from colonial governance and its independence achieved in 1966. In 2021, the Scottsdale Mint enhanced the background with dynamic radiating waves that produce a shimmering effect upon rotating the coin, providing an additional layer of visual security.
The front showcases the national Coat of Arms, which includes a spade-shaped shield held up by a heraldic dolphin and a pelican. The emblem features the "Pride of Barbados" blossoms and a Fig Tree with a beard. Above the emblem, a hand grasps two stalks of sugar cane, symbolizing the island's farming heritage.