The Kenaz rune—also called Cen or Kaunan in different runic traditions—is a notable symbol from the early Germanic alphabets. In the Elder Futhark, it appears as an angular mark that looks like a tilted torch or an open angle (<). Right now, 1 oz Antique Germania Mint Kenaz Rune Cast Silver Bars are available at BullionMax.

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives in a minimalist presentation box with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• New Rune Cast Silver Bar issue!
• UV effect on the rune design!
• Antique finish!
• Individual serial numbers!
• Limited mintage of only 2,500 bars!
• Contains 1 troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
• The obverse features the Kenaz rune symbol.
• On the reverse are the Germania Mint emblem and identifying hallmarks.

Each 1 oz Antique Germania Mint Kenaz Rune Cast Silver Bar offered here ships in a presentation box and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. The bar features an antique polish, and the rune on the obverse has a special UV effect. Under UV light, the symbol displays a bright blue glow.

The Kenaz rune is a clean, minimal shape: a vertical stroke with a single diagonal line from the top, forming a simple open angle or stylized flame. While the form is straightforward, it carries a long history in Norse and Germanic use and appears throughout historical inscriptions.

The obverse of the Antique Germania Mint Kenaz Rune Cast Silver Bar shows the Kenaz rune. Kenaz is often linked to fire, learning, and illumination in both a practical and symbolic sense. Its torch-like look supports meanings related to insight, craft, and change, and the rune maintains its angular style across regions and time periods.

The reverse of the 1 oz Antique Kenaz Rune Cast Silver Bar features the Germania Mint emblem at the center. Above the emblem are the weight, metal content, and purity. The individual serial number is placed below the emblem, providing easy identification for each bar.

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