Over the years, copper has been recognized as a solid way to diversify your metals portfolio. This beautiful metal carries a much lower price than gold and silver, so if you are on a budget, it could be an excellent option for you. Copper bars typically boast fantastic designs as well, which makes them great collectibles and gift items, too. In this listing, you will find a bar from Anonymous Mint featuring the iconic Aztec Calendar. Right now, you can buy 5 oz Copper Aztec Calendar Bars online at Provident Metals.

Bar Highlights:

• Delivered in plastic and/or bubble wrap!
• Depicts the legendary Aztec Calendar!
• Contains 5 oz of .999 pure copper.
• The obverse contains the Aztec Calendar.
• There is a blank field on the reverse.
• Made in the USA.

All 5 oz Aztec Calendar Bars in this online listing from Provident Metals are made of genuine .999 pure copper. Each one is in new condition and will arrive protected in plastic and/or bubble wrap. These bars have been meticulously crafted in the USA by Anonymous Mint, a privately owned company with a reputation for producing some of the finest copper products available. Please take note that rather than Troy ounces, these bars are weighed in AVDP ounces. This is the standard system of weight for all copper products.

Design

On the obverse of Copper Aztec Calendar Bars, there is a replica design of the historic Aztec Calendar stone. Around the outer edge, there are two serpents forming a ring. In the inner ring, you will see the cardinal directions and the words THE END IS NEAR. In the center of the design, there is an unknown deity surrounded by four sun gods of the Aztec culture. You will also see inscriptions beneath this rendition that read AM 5 OUNCES .999 FINE COPPER USA.

History

The Aztec Calendar, also known as the Sun Stone, is a giant disc-shaped sculpture created by the Aztecs from 1427 to 1479. Though never fully completed, the disc still offers a stunning depiction of Aztec cosmology. During its design, the Aztec people believed they were in the fifth and final era of man that would soon conclude with the arrival of a deadly earthquake. Following the Spanish Conquest, the stone was buried for over 200 years before being rediscovered in 1790. Currently, the artifact resides in the National Anthropology Museum in Mexico City.

Ordering

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