Clarke's Bullion
Martian Relic 1 oz .999 Fine Copper Coin | Outta This World Collection
Martian Relic 1 oz .999 Fine Copper Coin | Outta This World Collection
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Outta This World Collection - First Contact Series
Hidden beneath the crimson deserts of Mars, an extraordinary discovery emerges from the dust.
Martian Relic is the latest release in Clarke's Bullion's Outta This World Collection, exploring the possibility that the Red Planet once held far more secrets than anyone imagined. Unearthed by deep-scan exploration teams, an ancient relic is discovered beneath layers of Martian sediment, its surface etched with symbols from a civilisation long lost to history.
The detailed design captures the moment of discovery, revealing a mysterious artefact surrounded by the remnants of a forgotten world. Strange markings, advanced craftsmanship and traces of unknown technology suggest that Mars may once have been home to intelligent life, leaving behind clues for future explorers to uncover.
The reverse is paired with a beautifully detailed obverse featuring an enigmatic extraterrestrial figure framed by ancient glyphs and crystalline accents, creating a stunning addition to the continuing First Contact storyline.
Struck in 1 Troy Ounce of .999 Fine Copper and presented in a premium collector slab with a custom Outta This World Collection label, this limited-edition issue brings another chapter of cosmic mystery to your collection.
Coin Specifications
- Collection: Outta This World – First Contact Series
- Design: Martian Relic
- Metal: .999 Fine Copper
- Weight: 1 Troy Ounce
- Finish: Colourised Collector Round
- Presentation: Premium Display Slab
- Manufacturer: Clarke's Bullion
The Story
"At first it appeared to be nothing more than a strangely shaped stone. But beneath centuries of Martian dust lay proof that someone had been there before. The relic carried symbols no human language could translate and a warning no explorer could ignore."
Add Martian Relic to your collection and continue the search for answers scattered across the stars.
