THREAT REMAINS Nagasaki 80th Anniversary 1 Oz Silver Coin 1$ USA 2025
This commemorative 1 Oz Silver coin remembers the sorrow of the second atomic bomb and honors the memory of those fallen under its deadly weight. Known as "Fat Man". Dropped on August 9, 1945 on Nagasaki. Around forty thousand lives snuffed out in a heartbeat. This coin hits hard with the weight of loss and tragedy. Then lets memory drift on water, carried by a flickering lantern. Each light a whispered prayer for the lost. A Japanese tradition, where fragile flames dance softly, honoring souls left behind. Every coin holds a unique number. Each one holds the memory of souls swallowed by the merciless blast. The coin is sealed in a case with its Certificate of Authenticity. Limited mintage of only 100 pieces worldwide.
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€99.95
Data sheet
- Country
- United States
- Year
- 2025
- Face Value
- 1 Dollar
- Metal
- Silver
- Fineness (purity)
- .999
- Weight (g)
- 31.1 (1 oz)
- Diameter (mm)
- 40.6
- Quality
- BU - Brilliant Uncirculated
- Mintage (pcs)
- 100
- Certificate (COA)
- Yes
- Box / Blister
- Yes
- Weight range
- 1 oz - less than 2 oz
The reverse of this Silver coin pulses with two lives. One shouts like a siren in the dark. Raw and black. The atomic hazard blazing like a wound that never heals. Behind it, the other one whispers. Fragile lanterns adrift on water, flickering memories. A sacred ode to every lost soul. On the reverse, also the inscription: "THE THREAT REMAINS" – the name of the coin. The obverse strikes like a gut punch: the instant of the blast. Destruction devours everything in its path. Merciless. No exception. No conscience. A child watches in silence, clutching his teddy bear. Like a shadow from long ago. You can almost feel the pain cruelty inflicts as it devours innocence. On the obverse, also the inscription: "80th Anniversary NAGASAKI" – a strike that reverberates in silence.
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