New Gold and Silver Coins Coming This Week!

new releases Oct 10, 2023

7k Fam, we hear you! We understand there's been some confusion between where to go for COIN DROPS and how to access COIN RELEASES. We get it. And we're all about improvement and creating solutions here at 7k HQ. That said, we've come up with a way to make stacking new coins a bit easier for you. Here's how it is going to work:

COIN DROPS

COIN DROPS will stay the same. Every other week or so, we'll announce the coins coming and the time and date you can get them. When the time comes, you login to your dashboard on 7kmetals.com, look for the section title "My Offers" and click the Act Now button. The coins will show up when the timer ends and you can grab them by clicking "I Want One" under each coin that you want. Simple!

(Important Note: you usually only have between 15-30 minutes to grab your coins in a coin drop. After that the drop is over and you're out of luck unless there are still some available. In that case they will show up in the "New Releases" section of 7kmetals.com in the coming days/weeks.)

NEW COIN RELEASES

For NEW RELEASES we are going to do things a bit differently. At the beginning of the week we'll send out an email letting you know which coins we'll be releasing that week. Then it will be up to you to watch the New Releases on the Products section of 7kmetals.com. Those coins will appear individually, and at random, sometime throughout the week. No countdown clock, no disrupting your daily schedule, just... surprise! cool new coins showing up in the New Release section. Don't worry, though, without the timed release the likelihood of selling out immediately will go way down. If you just make it a habit to check the site each day, you should easily be able to get the coins you want.

(Hint: We'll also be randomly slipping in some very low quantity legacy and other rare coins into the "What's Hot" section. If you've been watching that section lately you will have already noticed this happening. Those who've been watching have snagged some really cool older coins we still had in the vault.)

Sound Good?

We hope this will be less confusing for new members to join in the fun and less disruptive to your schedules each week. If you have feedback on this, please comment on the pop-up box on 7kmetals.com where we announce the new release coins. There's a place for comments there and we'll be happy to hear your thoughts.

Ready to see this week's coins?

Here we go!

Coin #1: From the Algorithm Coin Collection

2022 Algorithm Emotions 2 oz Silver Coin PF69 & PF70

Year of Issue: 2022
Country of Issue: Niue
Mint: Mayer Mint
Face Value: 5 Dollars
Coin Weight: 2 Troy Ounces
Metal Purity: 0.999
Metal Composition: Fine Silver
Mintage: 333
Features: Ultra High Relief

You didn't just score any old coin with this find. This Algorithm collection addition is a super low mintage feat of geometry, art, and numismatics. Entitled 'Emotions', this 2 oz fine silver coin sports an infinite design, a never-ending collage of constantly changing shapes and perspective. As you tilt it in your hand, watch how the shadows twist and dance over the surface. Do you see one woman? Or two?

2022 Algorithm Emotions 2 oz Silver Coin PF70 & PF69

Coin #2: From the Mountains Coin Collection

2023 Mountains Half Dome 1/2 gram Gold Coin PF70

Year of Issue: 2023
Country of Issue: Cook Islands
Mint: Mayer Mint
Face Value: 5 Dollars
Coin Weight: 1/2 Gram
Metal Purity: 0.9999
Metal Composition: Pure Gold
Mintage: 5000
Features: Ultra High Relief

Before 1865, no human foot had ever touched the top of Half Dome in Yosemite National Park. It was described as “inaccessible”…until a guy named George Anderson came along 10 years later and became the first one. How? By scaling the “inaccessible” mountainside and drilling holes into the stone and laying cables for others to follow. Be a George, not a doubter!

Coin #3: The First Release From The Brand New Coin Series, Sparta!

2023 Sparta 1/2 gram Gold Coin PF70

War and military skill were absolutely the most important things in the days of the Greek city-state of Sparta. Which is why they had two kings at all times, from two different families. So that when one king was out leading his men to a fight, the other king was running things at home, counseled by a group of educated and experienced advisors.