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We proudly present our 1ST collectors Osmium medal/round:
This is the World\'s 1st ever 1/10 Oz Osmium medal/round, which commemorates the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America! This is also the 1st time a dual date has been added to Osmium bullion! (1776-2026) Exclusivity has been guaranteed with an extremely limited mintage of 76!Majestic Metal Market side:Design Top: U.S.A
Design Middle: Eagle with 250th Anniversary banner/ribbon, 1776 on the left side and 2026 on the right side.Design Bottom: Majestic Metal Market Hexagonal company logo.
Special Metal Technologies side:Design Top: OSMIUM curved around the edge of the medal/round.Design Middle: 1/10oz on the right side. Serial#/76 inside the outline of a star. 99.95% on the left side.Design Bottom: SMT curved around the edge of the medal/round. (Special Metal Technologies)Why did we choose 76 for the mintage?The extremely limited mintage of 76 was inspired by the design. The year the United States of America declared Independence was 1776. Osmium\'s atomic number on the periodic table of elements is 76, so we thought the number was appropriate for the World\'s 1st Osmium bullion medal/round!Product Highlights:Appearance - The laser engraving on the bar/ingot appears dark when viewed from the front and light when viewed from the side.
Medal/round diameter - 12.8mm
Medal/round thickness - 1.3mm
Surface - Polished/Proof
Design - U.S.A., Eagle with 250th Anniversary banner, 1776-2026
Mintage - 76, each medal/round is individually serial numbered.
Produced in - Austria
Shape - Circular/Round
Element - Osmium
Purity - 99.95%
Weight - 1/10 Oz
Year of production - 2026
Manufactured - by sintering.
Packaging - each medal/round will be housed in acrylic cases with tamper evident seals.
***PROOF Quality – Carefully Hand-Finished***
Each round is crafted to PROOF quality and meticulously hand-finished in Austria. Every step — grinding, polishing, finishing, laser engraving, and packaging — is performed entirely by hand, without automation. This artisanal process gives every piece its own unique character. As with all handcrafted products, minor variations may be present, such as fine pores in the mirror finish, slight alignment deviations, or tiny particles or inclusions within the housing. These characteristics are a natural result of true hand craftsmanship, as such characteristics are not considered valid reasons for return.
Secure your strictly limited, unique and the1st 1/10oz Osmium round in the World.This product is more expensive in comparison to a 1/10 Oz rectangular ingot, this is due to more loss of material during the spark erosion cutting process. It also is polished, which further increases overall production costs.
***While the listing says uncertified, the only options for sellers to select are from grading services such as PCGS, NGC, ANACS, etc. The medal/round is certified by Special Metal Technologies, the purity and weight are meticulously checked throughout the manufacturing process***General description of Osmium:
Osmium, with the chemical symbol Os and atomic number 76, was discovered in 1803 by the English chemists Smithson Tennant and William Hyde Wollaston. They isolated it from platinum ores and named it after the Greek word \"osme,\" meaning \"smell,\" due to the characteristic odor of its compounds.Osmium is extremely rare on Earth, making up less than 0.0001% of the Earth\'s crust. This low abundance, combined with its deep blue color, gives it a unique character. The main producing countries are South Africa, Russia, and Canada.Osmium has fascinating applications, especially in catalyst technology. It is used in the chemical industry for the synthesis of organic compounds and in the production of ethylene oxide. Its extreme hardness makes osmium alloys an important component of wear parts in highly stressed environments, such as pen springs and record player needles.Another notable application of osmium lies in chemotherapy. Specific osmium complexes show promising properties in combating cancer cells. These compounds can be targeted to tumors and contribute to the development of innovative cancer therapies. The precise mechanism of action of osmium compounds in chemotherapy is being intensively researched to improve their efficacy and minimize potential side effects.
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