South Korean producer, Coin’s Today, has built itself an enviable reputation for stackable silver bullion, with a range of eclectic, and beautifully realised releases. Encapsulating everything from chess, to history, with some mythology and science thrown in for good measure, they have nevertheless maintained a consistently high quality.

This new release features the fallen angel himself, Lucifer, who is depicted in winged form, carrying a sword, and surrounded by a serpent, and scenes of hell’s army. All of this is done with copious levels of high-relief, and the obverse is a perfect negative image of the reverse face, enabling the coins to be stacked together without capsules. There’s a quite outstanding level of detail here, with the pentagram shaped coin eschewing a rim, for obvious reasons, and packing detail right up to the edge.

As with most of Coins Today’s output in this genre, this is a two-ounce, 0.999 silver piece, that has an unlimited mintage, and comes individually encapsulated. The classic antique finish returns, which suits the theme and the design perfectly. A complex, fine-looking design, it fits into their wider stackable range as well as you’d expect.