History in your hands! Minted between 1832 and 1869, this remarkable set includes four coins that represent over 36 years of some of Japan’s most important formative years- from the end of the Edo period, to the “Battleship Diplomacy” of the U.S. General Commodore Perry and East meets West engagement popularly dramatized in The Last Samurai.

Featuring China’s national symbol, the Giant Panda, the 1 oz Chinese Silver Panda coin features different panda images for different years. A beautifully designed coin with .999 Fine Silver purity, the Silver Panda has captured the hearts of investors and collectors around the world.

Continuing the success of the Chiwoo Cheonwang series, KOMSCO, the official mint of South Korea, issues the ZI:SIN series. ZI:SIN are the Twelve Guardians serve protection to the world against evil forces. This issue shows off Gallus, the messenger of light that's as bright as the sun. Medal Features: Protect your ZI:SIN medals from fingerprints by adding these cotton gloves to your order.Don't miss the chance of owning the inaugural release of Korea's newest Silver medal bullion series. Add one of these Korean 1 oz Silver medals to your shopping cart today! Whenever god is on duty for wiping out the demons or cleansing the plague, ZI:SIN will be the commanders who would lead god's army, roaming on the battlefield, bringing up and dispersing wind and rain. Their ability of transformation scares off demons entering into our world. Although they're in human forms, each of them wears mythical creature helmets and carries their own weapons on the sacred battlefield.GALLUS is simply a messenger of light that's as bright as the sun. The demons from the dark side would not hesitate to disappear right away when they see the bright light and hear the roaring sound from GALLUS. The splendid pointed helmet also enables GALLUS to possess the power to foresee the upcoming events.