Every coin in the Coin Relic collection has lived a life before becoming a ring. Passed through countless hands, crossing borders and decades, these coins are more than metal — they're artifacts. Here's a look at the fascinating histories behind some of our most beloved pieces.
The Morgan Silver Dollar (1878–1921)
The Morgan Dollar is one of the most celebrated coins in American numismatic history. Minted from 90% silver, it features Lady Liberty on the obverse and a majestic eagle on the reverse. Our Morgan's Ring 1921 and 1878–1904 Reverse Morgan Ring are crafted from genuine Morgan Dollars, letting you carry a piece of the American West in your pocket — or on your finger.
The British 2-Shilling (1954–1970)
The florin, or 2-shilling coin, was a staple of British currency for over a century. The coins used in our Vintage 2-Shilling Coin Ring date from the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, a period of great cultural change in Britain. Each coin is randomly selected, meaning your ring is a genuine piece of mid-20th century British life.
The German Mark (1847–1934)
Spanning nearly a century of German history — from the German Empire through the Weimar Republic — the Mark coins used in our Mark Turquoise Inlaid Vintage Ring witnessed some of the most turbulent and transformative decades in European history. Paired with turquoise, the result is a ring that's as visually striking as it is historically rich.
The 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
Widely considered the most beautiful coin ever minted in the United States, the Saint-Gaudens $20 Double Eagle has a legendary story. The last surviving 1933 example sold at auction for $18.87 million in 2021. Our 1933 $20 Double Eagle Replica Coin Ring pays tribute to this iconic design, letting you wear a piece of numismatic legend.
At Coin Relic, we don't just make rings — we preserve stories. Browse our full collection and find the piece of history that resonates with you.