Item Description
 
The 2022 Jerusalem 1 oz Silver “In His Footsteps” Coin (Proof) is a deeply meaningful collectible that commemorates one of the most significant moments in Christian history—the Last Supper of Jesus Christ and His disciples. Struck from 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver, this beautifully crafted coin combines spiritual symbolism, historical artistry, and precious metal purity.
 
The design draws inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci’s famous 15th-century mural The Last Supper, one of the most recognized works of religious art in the world. The scene captures the moment when Jesus broke bread with His disciples the night before His crucifixion in Jerusalem. The event later formed the foundation for the Christian sacrament of the Eucharist, as described in the Gospel of Matthew.
 
What makes this coin especially unique is the inclusion of a small inlaid capsule containing authentic sand from Jerusalem, creating a physical connection to the Holy Land. The capsule contrasts beautifully with the coin’s brilliant Proof finish, which features frosted design elements rising above mirror-like reflective fields.
 
Combining historical significance, religious symbolism, and collectible craftsmanship, this coin serves as both a treasured keepsake and a striking addition to any silver collection.
 
Round Highlights
 
Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 fine silver
 
Struck in Proof finish
 
Features design inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper
 
Includes inlaid capsule containing authentic sand from Jerusalem
 
Highly polished mirrored fields with frosted design elements
 
Religious-themed collectible honoring the Last Supper
 
 
Design Details
 
Obverse
 
The obverse features the detailed design specifications and inscriptions associated with the coin’s release, confirming its silver purity and collectible status.
 
Reverse
 
The reverse depicts Jesus and His disciples during the Last Supper, inspired by the famous Renaissance masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci. Integrated within the design is a small capsule containing genuine sand from Jerusalem, symbolically connecting the artwork to the location where the biblical event took place.