Description
Metal                   Silver
Purity                  0.999 (99.9%)
Weight                6.43 Troy Ounces (200 G)
Diameter       65 mm
Attributes           Antique Finish, UV Printing, Ultra-High Relief
Mintage        100
Packaging      Wooden Presentation Box and CoA
The “A Study in Scarlet” coin pays tribute to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s first novel, where Sherlock Holmes solves a murder mystery under extremely mysterious circumstances. In this story, Holmes, using his sharp mind and signature deductive methods, uncovers dark secrets from the past that lead him to crack the case.
The reverse of the coin depicts an iconic moment: Sherlock Holmes, standing on the street over the victim’s body, lighting his signature pipe. The scene’s details are rendered with extraordinary precision using ultra-high relief, giving the image depth and a three-dimensional effect. Additionally, UV printing highlights key details, enhancing the Victorian London atmosphere.
Literary Inspiration:
“Sherlock Holmes: A Study in Scarlet” is one of the most important books in the history of crime literature. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novel not only introduces readers to the brilliant detective and his companion, Dr. Watson, but also showcases their abilities to solve the most complex mysteries. The story is filled with intrigue and surprising twists, setting new standards in the crime novel genre and continuing to captivate readers with its depth and precision in uncovering hidden truths. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novel presents us with a complex world of puzzles and deduction, where every clue and detail holds critical importance. The events described in it introduced us to a world where insight and intelligence solve the most challenging mysteries. “A Study in Scarlet” is a classic that continues to fascinate readers today, encouraging them to uncover the hidden layers in every story.
*** Any serial numbers appearing on any accompanying images of this coin do NOT represent the number coin you will receive.
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