The Fleur De Lis is a classic symbol that looks like a lily flower. It has been used since ancient times, with roots in civilizations such as Mesopotamia and Egypt. Its association with French royalty began when King Clovis I converted to Christianity around 496 CE. A legend says that an angel gave him a golden lily to symbolize his purification. Today, BGASC offers 1/2 oz MK Barz Fleur De Lis Silver Rounds for collectors and investors.

Highlights:

• Comes with protective plastic!
• Stamped Fleur de Lis design!
• Hand-poured silver!
• Contains 1/2 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The obverse features a Fleur de lis.
• On the reverse are the identifying hallmarks.

Each 1/2 oz MK Barz Fleur De Lis Silver Round is delivered with protective plastic. The design on the obverse is stamped, and the reverse displays the products hallmarks. These pieces are hand-poured, which gives each round its own unique look, including visible pour marks or surface variations.

Design

On the obverse of the MK Barz Fleur De Lis Silver Round is the stamped image of a Fleur De Lis. While it is most commonly associated with France, the design became popular in other parts of the world thanks to colonization and royal alliances. It can still be seen today in the symbols and architecture of places like Quebec, Louisiana, and other regions. The reverse features the identifying hallmarks.

History

By the time of the 1100s, the Fleur De Lis had become a regular feature of royal French symbols. It appeared on flags, shields, and family crests. King Louis VII made it the official symbol of the French royal house. Its three petals were also said to represent the Christian Trinity or the primary social classes of the time.

Ordering

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