Unearth the treasure of Middle-earth with The Noble Collection's Smaug Coins, a must-have for fans of the epic fantasy series, The Lord of the Rings. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this collectible embodies the fearsome dragon, Smaug, as seen in "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug." Minted in the United States, it represents not just a piece of memorabilia but a fragment of the fantastical world beloved by legions of enthusiasts.
Whether you're expanding your collection or gifting a fellow aficionado, these coin signifies a commitment to the realm of high fantasy. It's a tangible piece of the lore that brings the richness of the franchise to life. Add this stunning piece to your assembly and own a slice of the legendary universe.
Smaug Coins by Noble Collection
Authentic prop replica. Set includes five coins. Includes wood
display box.
These five
coins are made from zinc alloy and plated in gold. They come in
a beautiful gift box made from natural wood with a clear top for display.
Each coin is meticulously detailed.
This is the Officially License
Set sold by Noble in 2013. Noble later renamed the product "Dwarven Treasure Coins" and now bronze plate the coins which has change the luminosity of the coins. In addition, Noble no longer identify the coins as authentic prop replica.
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items valued over $100.
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