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The second release in the Nautical Ounce series honors the HMS Endeavour, a legendary vessel that reshaped the world’s map. Struck by the Bavarian State Mint from 1 oz of .999 fine silver, this coin features a stylized compass rose framing the majestic Endeavour in full sail—capturing the grand scale of its historic navigation through uncharted oceans.

Commanded by Lieutenant James Cook during the 1768 scientific expedition, the Endeavour was instrumental in charting the coastlines of New Zealand and Australia. Its voyages yielded monumental advancements in astronomy, botany, and cartography, cementing the ship’s role in the expansion of global knowledge. This coin stands as a lasting tribute to one of history’s most significant scientific explorers.

The fourth release in the Nautical Ounce series honors the Mayflower and its historic 1620 voyage. Struck by the Bavarian State Mint from 1 oz of .999 fine silver, this coin beautifully captures the vessel in full sail, complemented by a stylized compass that highlights its critical role in transatlantic navigation and the founding of Plymouth Colony.

The Mayflower remains a foundational symbol of history, representing the journey of English Puritans seeking religious freedom in the New World. After a grueling 66-day voyage, their arrival and the subsequent establishment of Plymouth Colony played a pivotal role in shaping the development of the United States. This coin serves as an enduring tribute to that legacy of exploration, bravery, and resilience.

The fifth release in the Nautical Ounce series honors the Sedov, one of the world’s most magnificent traditional sailing ships. Struck by the Bavarian State Mint from 1 oz of .999 fine silver, this coin captures the vessel in full sail, complemented by a stylized compass that reflects its storied life dedicated to maritime training and seafaring.

Built in 1921 as the Magdalene Vinnen II, the vessel was later claimed by the Soviet Union as war reparations and renamed Sedov. It has served for generations as a critical training vessel for Russian sailors and remains an active participant in global maritime events and tall ship races today. This coin serves as a timeless testament to a ship that has endured for over a century, embodying both technical innovation and nautical tradition.