A beautiful new coin for fans of Norse mythology.
 
Deep engraved 40 mm brass coin
 
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In addition to the detailed design, you can also use it in moments when you can't decide what to do. As the saying goes, it doesn't matter which side of the coin wins, but what you really want and what you desire you will realize at the moment when the coin is tossed in the air.
On one side is the mighty wolf Fenrir and on the other is the giant dragon Nidhogg
 
Fenrir: A Symbol of Uncontrollable Power and Inevitable FateFenrir, the mighty wolf of Norse
mythology, embodies raw, untamed power and the inevitability of fate. His ever-growing strength,
which the gods failed to restrain, symbolizes the uncontrollable and often destructive forces of nature. His role in Ragnarök—where he is destined to kill Odin—highlights the certainty of endings, even for the mightiest, reminding us that destruction is a vital part of life's cycle.Fenrir also represents defiance against injustice, seen in his retaliation against Týr's betrayal. Yet, his act of destruction is not mere chaos—it paves the way for renewal and the birth of a new world. Fenrir stands as a powerful figure of rage and strength, but also of change and transformation, integral to the eternal cycle of life and rebirth.
 
Níðhöggr (or Nidhogg): The Cycle of Destruction and RenewalNíðhöggr, the mythical dragon in Norse mythology, embodies the duality of destruction and renewal in the cycle of life. Dwelling at the roots of Yggdrasil, the World Tree, he gnaws at its foundation, symbolizing decay and the erosion of life’s stability. Yet, this act is not purely destructive; it reflects the necessity of change, where destruction paves the way for transformation and rebirth.Linked to the underworld and death, Níðhöggr represents the inevitability of endings that lead to new beginnings. He is a reminder that chaos and renewal are interconnected, forming a vital balance in the endless cycle of existence.