The Design
Each 2022 2 oz Infinity Silver Round is struck from two troy ounces of .9999 fine silver and issued in a strictly limited mintage of just 20,000 rounds, underscoring its collectible appeal.
The reverse design remains consistent across all releases in the Infinity Series, including both the two-ounce and five-ounce formats. At its center is a striking open eye, symbolizing the awakening of the individual amid widespread deception, corruption, and systemic manipulation. The Eye of the Pyramid; familiar from the U.S. one-dollar bill; anchors the design and traces its origins to the Great Seal of the United States.
Inscribed in Roman numerals is MDCCLXXVI (1776), marking the year the Second Continental Congress declared independence from Great Britain. Above the pyramid appears the Latin phrase “ANNUIT COEPTIS,” translating to “He (God) has favored our undertakings.” Subtle yet intentional details include the date 2022 embedded within the pyramid stones, along with the round’s weight and purity. Completing the message is the inscription “YOU CAN’T WAKE A PERSON WHO IS PRETENDING TO BE ASLEEP,” reinforcing the philosophical foundation of the series.
The obverse design gives the round its name, Infinity. Displayed prominently is an infinity symbol formed by a serpent consuming its own tail; an ancient representation of endless cycles and self-perpetuating systems. Beneath the symbol appears “QE,” referencing Quantitative Easing, an unconventional monetary policy in which central banks inject newly created currency into the economy in an attempt to stimulate growth.
Once a rarely deployed measure, quantitative easing has evolved into a routinely used political instrument. By flooding markets with fiat currency lacking intrinsic value, policymakers defer structural economic issues at the cost of long-term stability. The inevitable consequences; currency debasement, inflationary pressure, and diminished purchasing power; are ultimately borne by the consumer.
Rather than confront economic contraction, central banks increasingly rely on perpetual currency expansion, obscuring fundamental problems beneath an ever-growing supply of newly created money. The system persists not through reform, but through dependency. As this cycle continues, the individual begins to awaken; only to recognize that the deck has been stacked from the start.