A central character within Norse mythology, Loki is as beautiful as he is treacherous. The son of the giant Farbauti and a woman named Laufey, Loki is a complex character; he is both a problem solver for the gods of Asgard but also the cause of many of their problems. He has three monstrous children: Fenrir, the giant wolf, Hel, goddess of the underworld, and Jörmungandr, the titanic serpent that encircles Midgard.  The design for this stunning bullion bar depicts Loki sporting a mischievous grin as he sits on a tree with Jörmungandr coiled beneath his feet. He holds a sprig of mistletoe, the plant that causes the death of Baldr, an event in which Loki plays a central role. Collector boxes for The Royal Mint’s Norse Gods bullion minted bar range are exclusively available with the purchase of the first bar in the series, Odin. The third and final design in an epic collection of bars honouring the gods of Norse mythology honours Loki The shapeshifter’s mischievous nature and elements of his roles within Norse myths is captured in the unique design  Dan Thorne, a product designer at The Royal Mint, created the detailed design portraying the ‘Source of Deceit’  Minted in 1oz of 999.9 fine silver  A stunning investment piece, as well as a precious gift for Norse mythology enthusiasts  Also available as a 20g gold and 10oz silver edition as well as a 1oz and 10oz silver edition featuring an antiqued finish  A limited mintage of 10,000 in themed blister packaging