Throughout history, the anchor has represented security and hope, serving as more than just a maritime tool. While its primary function was to hold ships steady, it has become a lasting symbol of resilience. Across cultures and generations, the anchor has taken on deeper significance as an emblem of strength and perseverance. Right now, 2025 2 oz Black Proof Cook Islands Silver The Journey Anchor Rough Storms Coins are available from BGASC.

Highlights:

• Arrives inside a presentation window box!
• 7th and final coin in The Journey Series!
• Replicates the first design in the series!
• Black proof finish with selective 24-karat gold layering!
• Limited mintage of only 999 coins!
• Contains 2 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value of $10 (CID) backed by the Cook Islands.
• The obverse features a portrait of King Charles III.
• On the reverse is a golden anchor.

Each 2025 2 oz Black Proof Cook Islands Silver The Journey Anchor Rough Storms Coin comes packaged in a presentation window box. This release revisits the first design from The Journey Series, closing out the collection with a final striking design. The coin has a black proof finish, with selective 24-karat gold layering on the anchor on the reverse.

Obverse

The obverse of the 2025 Black Proof Cook Islands Silver The Journey Anchor Rough Storms Coin features King Charles III in left-profile relief. This portrait was designed by Dan Thorne and is used on various coins issued in Australia and other Commonwealth nations.

Reverse

On the reverse of the 2025 2 oz Black Proof Silver The Journey Anchor Rough Storms Coin, a bold anchor is shown with a thick rope wrapped around it. More than just a symbol, the anchor has evolved alongside maritime technology. Ancient civilizations used basic stone weights, while modern anchors have been refined for greater efficiency. Over time, specialized designs have been developed to suit different types of seabeds, vessels, and environmental conditions.

History

The anchor has been a meaningful symbol throughout history. In early Christianity, it served as a hidden sign of faith, offering reassurance during difficult times. In tattoo culture, anchors often signify stability or honor maritime traditions. Today, the anchor remains a well-known icon, frequently appearing in branding and design as a representation of trust and heritage.

Ordering

If you have any questions when you buy silver, please feel free to reach out to BGASC. Our team is available at 888-992-4272, online using our web chat, and via our email address.