• A round coin is on a black background. It is a rustic looking and features a hole in the centre of it with a vegvisir design coming away from that an outer circle of rune symbols all around the edge.
  • An angled view of a solid lookimg viking style coin. It is weighty to hold and when you touch it you can feel the vegvisir and runes designs that cover it.
  • Leaning against a axe blade sits a viking style coin. Circular in shape with a hole in the middle. A vegvisir is etched around the hole and an outer ring of runic symbols goes around the outside.
  • On a patterned black surface sits a round coin that is both solid and weighty. With a vegvisir and rune design this coin has a rustic look to it rather than a shiny one.
  • A front view of a coin showing the thickness of it and how solid it looks. You can see the viking sytle patterning and how detailed that is.
  • Leaning against a axe blade sits a viking style coin. Circular in shape with a hole in the middle. A vegvisir is etched around the hole and an outer ring of runic symbols goes around the outside
  • A close up view of a replica coin. With its intricate detailing of the vegvisir design and the equally detailed rune symbols that adorn the outer ring it is truly a stunning piece.
  • A round coin sits in the open palm of a hand. It features a hole in the middle of it with a vegvisir design coming off of that. There is then an outer ring that has runes engraved all around it.
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Vegvisir Coin

Vegvisir Coin

£9.99 GBP
£9.99 GBP
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If you’re looking for a statement Viking gift or Viking-style gift, then this stainless steel Vegvisir Coin could be for you. This Viking gift is fantastic to be carried around in a pocket or your bag and the carrier will benefit from its protective qualities.

What is vegvisir?

The word vegvisir means 'wayfinder' and 'sign post' in the Icelandic language. A vegvisir is an Icelandic magical stave intended to help the bearer find their way through rough weather. The symbol is attested in the Huld Manuscript, collected in Iceland by Geir Vigfusson in Akureyri in 1860. A symbol believed to be used as a compass by Vikings, the carrier of this vegvisir coin will find protection and guidance.

Coin Details:

Material: Stainless steel
Length: 3.6cm
Width: 3.6cm
Depth: 3mm


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Vegvisir Coin