Item Description
 
The Friday the 13th Broken Mirror Bar is a visually striking 3 oz .999 fine silver bar that fuses superstition, symbolism, and modern numismatic artistry. Issued as part of a limited series, this piece draws inspiration from two enduring elements of Western folklore: the ominous reputation of the number 13 and the long-held belief that breaking a mirror brings misfortune. The result is a collectible that resonates with silver enthusiasts, pop-culture collectors, and those drawn to darker, symbolic themes rooted in history and myth.
 
Struck from three troy ounces of .999 fine silver, the bar delivers meaningful precious-metal content while elevating bullion into collectible art. The superstition surrounding Friday the 13th spans centuries—often linked to historical and religious narratives such as the Last Supper—while mirrors have long symbolized truth, reflection, and the soul. Breaking one is traditionally believed to result in seven years of bad luck. This bar unites both beliefs into a single, compelling design that captures the tension between fate, fear, and folklore.
 
Bar Highlights
 
Contains 3 troy ounces of .999 fine silver
 
Limited production series with serialized pieces
 
Serial numbers range from 100–665
 
Distinct “Friday the 13th” superstition theme
 
Combines symbolic art with investment-grade silver
 
Displays weight and purity
 
Design Details
 
Obverse
 
The obverse features a dramatic shattered-mirror design rendered with sharp, fractured lines radiating outward as if broken by an unseen force. The cracked surface creates depth and movement, with reflective contrast emphasizing texture. The inscription “Friday the 13th” is prominently incorporated, anchoring the theme and reinforcing the cultural symbolism behind the imagery.
 
Reverse
 
The reverse presents a clean bullion-style layout that certifies the bar’s authenticity, clearly displaying the 3 oz weight and .999 fine silver purity. The understated presentation balances the bold obverse artwork while confirming its precious-metal content.