18th September
2026







FORTUNA REDUX – A MASTERPIECE IN MOTION & FORM. Presenting an extraordinary numismatic innovation -the. 2013 Fortuna Redux Mercury. A breathtaking 6 oz. 999 silver proof coin struck by the renowned Mint of Poland for Niue. This is not just a coin -it is a three-dimensional sculptural cylinder, redefining traditional coin design and elevating it into the realm of collectible art. ? WHY THIS PIECE IS TRULY SPECIAL. ? Revolutionary 3D Cylinder Format A rare cylindrical coin design-exceptionally difficult to produce and highly sought after by advanced collectors. ? Fortuna Redux Theme (Roman Mythology) Depicts. The Roman god of commerce, travel, and fortune-symbolizing prosperity, movement, and destiny. ? Selective Gilding + Proof Finish Beautiful contrast between mirror-like proof surfaces and elegant gold gilded central element. ? Mint of Poland Craftsmanship Globally respected for pushing the boundaries of numismatic art and innovation. ? Weight: 6 oz (186.6g). ? Finish: Proof with Selective Gilding. ? Diameter: 32 mm (core), cylindrical structure. ? Height: 22.10 mm. ? Mint: Mint of Poland. ? Mintage: Only 2,500 worldwide. ? RARITY & COLLECTABILITY. Extremely limited mintage of just 2,500 coins globally? One of the earliest and most iconic cylindrical coin issues? Highly desirable among. High-end world coin enthusiasts. Comparable Mint of Poland “innovation coins” have shown strong long-term appreciation. ? WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE. ? Original coin in capsule (cylindrical format)?? Original display box?? Certificate of Authenticity (COA)?? Outer packaging (if shown in photos). You will receive the exact item shown-please review images carefully. Each order is packed as if it were part of my own personal collection. ? COLLECTOR’S NOTE. This piece represents a true turning point in modern numismatics -where traditional coinage meets sculptural art. The Fortuna Redux Mercury is among the early pioneers of 3D cylindrical coin design, a format that remains scarce and highly collectible today. Mint of Poland craftsmanship. Places it firmly in the category of advanced collector and investment-grade pieces. Coins of this caliber are not mass-produced commodities-they are conversation pieces, often acquired by collectors who appreciate rarity, design innovation, and long-term value. Opportunities to acquire such a distinctive issue in complete form (with box & COA) are increasingly limited.