Item Description
 
The 2 oz Succubus Silver Round is a striking release that blends mythology, symbolism, and artistic bullion design. Struck from 2 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, this limited mintage round explores the legendary figure of the Succubus, a seductive demon from medieval folklore often associated with temptation and hidden danger.
 
Throughout mythology, the Succubus was believed to lure victims through beauty and allure, gradually draining their strength. In modern interpretations, the figure serves as a symbolic reminder of how temptation—whether in relationships, habits, or life decisions—can sometimes conceal deeper consequences.
 
Produced with detailed engraving and bold artistic themes, this round offers collectors a distinctive piece that combines dark mythology with investment-grade silver purity. With a limited mintage of only 10,000 rounds, it provides both collectible appeal and precious metal value.
 
Round Highlights
 
Contains 2 Troy oz of .999 fine silver
 
Limited mintage of 10,000 rounds
 
Produced by Pheli Mint
 
Unique mythology-themed silver round
 
Highly detailed artistic design
 
Popular among collectors of themed silver bullion
 
Guaranteed weight and purity
 
 
Design Details
 
The Succubus design reflects themes of temptation, illusion, and self-awareness. Mythological depictions of the Succubus often emphasize beauty and allure while representing deeper symbolic warnings about hidden dangers beneath surface appearances.
 
Through intricate engraving and dramatic imagery, the round captures both the mystique and cautionary symbolism associated with this legendary figure.
 
Obverse
 
The obverse features a detailed depiction of the Succubus, portrayed as a seductive and mysterious demon figure representing temptation and hidden danger.
 
Reverse
 
The reverse displays the Pheli Mint logo, an artistic composition incorporating several symbolic elements including a medical staff, dream catcher, eagle feather, and Canadian maple leaf. Flanking the design are two animals—a penguin and a wolf—creating a distinctive and symbolic emblem.