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17 October, 2022
The Eight Immortals (八仙) are a group of legendary xian (“immortals”) in Chinese mythology. The power of each immortal can be transferred to a vessel that can grant life or destroy evil. Together, these eight vessels are called the “Eight Covert Immortals”. Zhang Guolao was a Taoist fangshi who lived as a hermit on Zhongtiao […]
20 June, 2022
After several world wars that threatened to destroy life on earth, the AI put an end to human existence, saving the Earth. Everything was left in the hands of the only ones who were able to “live” in peace, the robots and all the species that had survived. Each release will commemorate one of the […]
30 May, 2022
For the inauguration of our new brand Carpathian Mint, we have decided to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the adventure novel Around the World in 80 Days, writen by Jules Verne and first published in French in 1872. In the story, Phileas Fogg of London and his newly employed French valet Passepartout attempt to circumnavigate […]
16 May, 2022
Silvercoins Europe, a Spanish company with almost 2 years of activity, together with Pela-Coins, a Polish company with more than ten years of experience, join forces to form a new brand, Carpathian Mint. From now on all the series initiated by both companies will be continued under the brand Carpathian Mint.
25 June, 2021
It’s a pleasure to present Arthur Pendragon coin, the first issue in our new Camelot series. The legend of King Arthur begins in the early Middle Ages. In this period England was not yet considered a country, it was known as the kingdom of the Britons. This kingdom was constantly attacked by invading Saxons, Angles […]
20 April, 2021
It’s a pleasure to present Lucifer, the first issue in our new Angels and Demons series. Lucifer is the first fallen angel, enemy of God and first tempter according to Christian tradition. His name comes from Latin and means morningstar; in Ancient Greece it was used to refer to a star. It was later adopted […]
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