What Do You Need to Know About the “Legends of the World”Collection?
Traditional craftsmanship and modern technology are increasingly coming together in
surprising ways. The latest, strictly limited series of medallions, Legends of the World, is
the perfect example. The creators of the project decided to refresh the classic approach to
numismatics by using AI algorithms to create the graphic designs. The result is five unique
editions that have the potential to attract collectors looking for distinctive design and rare
pieces.
Below, we analyze the key principles behind the project, the release schedule, and the
security mechanisms prepared for buyers.
A New Approach to Collecting: Could It Pay Off?
Investing in collectibles always raises the question of their future
value. The creators of the series make a subtle reference to the
history of Bitcoin – an asset whose global success was initially
believed in by only a small group of enthusiasts. In the case of
physical collectibles, success is usually based on four pillars:
Limited availability – the edition size is permanently capped.
Project recognition – a unique aesthetic that distinguishes the product on the market.
Demand – interest from the community.
Never reissued editions – a guarantee that the die will never be used again.
It is worth remembering, however, that the numismatic market can be unpredictable. The
fact that an item is limited does not automatically guarantee a profit. The final valuation is
always determined by the secondary market and by how strong a community develops
around the series.
Technical Specifications and Unique Features.
Each of the five medallions in the series has been designed with great attention to physical
detail. The products are substantial in format and stand out compared with standard coins.
Maximum mintage: Exactly 1,000 pieces for each design. Interestingly, in addition to an
individual serial number engraved on each piece, another security and identification
feature is the precise, unique weight of each individual item. Every purchase includes a
dedicated, official Certificate of Authenticity and a display case. Anyone wishing to make
sure they own an original piece can perform a quick verification. Simply submit the serial
number and the item’s weight via the series‘ official website. The issuer undertakes to
send confirmation of authenticity within 24 hours.
Release Calendar: 2026–2030
The project has been planned as a long-term story unfolding over
five years. The complete collection will consist exclusively of five
editions:
2026 Dragon Available only on the secondary market/auctions
2027 PHOENIX Awaiting release
2028 KRAKEN Awaiting release
2029 GRIFFIN Awaiting release
2030 GODDESS Awaiting release
The first edition (Dragon 2026) is no longer available on the manufacturer’s official
website. For collectors who missed it, this means having to purchase the medallions from
private owners. The next opportunity to buy directly will come only with the debut of the
“Phoenix” series in the coming year. Visuals and detailed technical information about the
upcoming releases can be followed directly on the platform www.legendsoftheworld.eu
