I just stumbled on this listing on JMB and had not heard about this yet. Looks pretty cool: http://www.jmbullion.com/1-oz-stardust-silver-terminator-round/ Source: JMBullion.com Source: JMBullion.com From JMBullion.com Fans of the sci-fi feature film series Terminator now have a silver bullion option available to them for purchasing precious metals. A brand-new minting facility, Stardust Silver, has introduced a line of Terminator-themed silver collectible rounds, starting with a bullion version of the in-demand product. Right now the 1 oz Stardust Silver Terminator Round is available in brand new condition from JM Bullion. Coin Highlights: - Limited mintage of just 5,000 rounds available! - Available in brand new condition. - First-ever round in the series. - Contains 1 oz of .999 pure silver. - Limited edition, numbered rounds with a certificate of authenticity. - Obverse features a detailed image of the Terminator 101 Series 800. - Reverse features full-body image of the killing machine. The Terminator series of feature films made actor Arnold Schwarzenegger a household name around the globe. His role as the T-800 Terminator sent to 1984 from 2029 to kill Sarah Connor sparked one of the greatest film franchises of the 1980s, which included famous reboots in the early 2000s. These all-new silver rounds contain .999 pure silver and bear no official face value as they are rounds, and not official coins. These rounds are also available in an ultra-high-relief proof striking from Stardust Silver. As a Brilliant Uncirculated product, these rounds have no signs of wear and tear, but may feature imperfections such as breaks in the luster or contact marks from striking. On the reverse face of the coin you'll find the full-length figure of the skeletal system of the T-800 Terminator killing machine. In the middle is a bar that features the engraving of "The Terminator," while the coin's weight is engraved to the left, and its purity and metal content to the right. Above the "Terminator" engraving, there is an inscription of the tagline used in the movie to describe the setting of the movies. The obverse features a frightening image of the face of the T-800 Terminator, with the engraving of "Cyberdyne Systems T-800. In the background of the image is a futuristic battlefield representative of the year 2029 from which the terminator was sent back in time. Stardust Silver is a new minting facility, and contract with artist Michael S. Berman to create the image, while sculptor Heidi Wastweet engraved the impressive image.
