A wild wolf moves through the forests of Winter on this one troy ounce pure silver dollar with a full color, frosted cameo proof finish and a mintage limit of just 1,000! The winds of winter? More like the wolves of winter! Talisman Coins is thrilled to bring you the fourth and final release in the popular Four Seasons program. Our wary wolf steps into a frosty winter wonderland. This haunting portrayal is all glittering nighttime atmosphere as snow falls on bare tree branches. Silver metal is indeed the consummate canvas for this vivid vignette of the mighty wolf, a powerful beast perfectly adapted to survive in, and inextricably linked with, winter’s frozen forests. Indeed, the frosted cameo proof devices superbly contrast with the crisp, dark mirrors of the fields. Of course, it’s hard to hear the words “winter wolf” without thinking of. “Winter is coming, ” and with it the direwolves of House Stark. These huge canines served the children of Ned Stark as loyal, intelligent and protective companions. The coin design also sports a raven on the wing-could this be the infamous three-eyed raven? Just so, this pure silver proof with a mintage limit of just 1,000 would make the perfect gift for any. Song of Fire and Ice. And if fantasy isn’t your bag, try on Jack London for size. One of the greatest writers in the English language, he cleverly wrote of a loyal dog, Buck, who rewilds in the Yukon after his owner’s death-and ends up as the alpha of a wolfpack in. The Call of the Wild. A barroom bet that he couldn’t reverse the process led London to pen. In which the titular wild wolf eventually becomes civilized. Great novels both, and quintessentially American. Minted in one full troy ounce of pure silver, this numismatic lupine is housed in a luxury presentation case with individually numbered certificate of authenticity. With a mintage limit of just 1,000, let this handsome wolf transport you to a winter wonderland all your own. Keep your Four Seasons series. Previous issues in the Four Seasons series. May still be available. It’s a true thrill to wildlife lovers when they catch a glimpse of the mythic wolf in the wild! Although they were held in high esteem for eons by Native Americans because of their spirits, wolves have been eradicated throughout most their range in North America, partly by hunters for trophies, and partly by ranchers as pests. However, wolves have been making a comeback recently and have been reintroduced to several locations, including national parks. Wolves play an important role in the ecosystem by preying on big game animals and helping to control their population, including eliminating aged and diseased animals. Though they hunt in packs, wolves do not view humans as prey. The largest member of the canine family, the Grey Wolf varies in color from grizzled gray or black to pure white. This animal tends to live, travel and hunt in a pack, which usually includes the alpha mother and father, their pups and several younger animals. Grey Wolves develop close relationships and strong social bonds. They often demonstrate deep affection for other members of their pack, and may even sacrifice themselves to protect the family unit. A wild wolf walks through a winter wonderland, accompanied by a pair of ravens in his frozen forest. The legend WINTER in the exergue indicates the theme. His Majesty, King Charles III, in profile effigy facing left. This portrait was executed by the engraver Jody Clark. The legend CHARLES III, the date of issue and denomination also appear, while the legend 1 OZ 999 SILVER guarantees the weight and purity. The coin is encapsulated inside a luxurious clamshell-style presentation case, lined with black velvet and satin, and protected by a full color outer cardboard box. An individually-numbered certificate of authenticity is included. The image of the back side of the certificate is a mint-supplied image intended for general reference only. The serial number in the image is NOT indicative of the serial number you will receive! 999 Fine (Pure) Silver. Niue is a small island nation in the South Pacific. Although it is completely self-governing and independent, it remains in free association with New Zealand, a member of the British Commonwealth of Nations, hence the portrait of the British monarch on most of its coinage. The country is located about 1,450 miles northeast of New Zealand. It is closest to Samoa, Tonga, and the Cook Islands. It is one of the largest coral islands in the world, with a total area of 260 square kilometers. Niueans are predominantly Polynesian; most are bilingual, speaking both Niuean and English.