Description

“Fortis Fortuna Adivuat” has a literal meaning, “The strong ones, fortune helps.  More widely known as “Fortune Favors the Brave.”  Cited by Cicero in the 1st century B.C. as a Vetus Prōverbium (“old proverb”).

• Contains 2 oz. Troy .999 Fine Silver
• Obverse: A skull holding a knife between its teeth, covered by a hooded shroud, and a butterfly resting to the lower right, surrounded by a decorative curled banner below, bearing the words “FORTIS FORTUNA ADIVUAT.”

• Reverse: Intaglio Mint logo set on radial burst surrounded by stippled border reading “TWO TROY OUNCE” above and “.999 FINE SILVER” below on textured background, flanked by mintage year in roman numerals “MMXXII”.