Монета Тайны пророчеств майя 2012 Позолота

Первая из 9 монет на тему пророчеств индейцев майя, позолота. Отчеканена в США. Все закручено на мифологии индейцев Майя. Насколько я могу судить из описания на английском, в ней содержится зашифрованный код, раскрывающий тайну пророчества о 2012 г, выпущено еще 8 монет. Состояние - UNC.

Если Вы понимаете английский, вот дословный текст описания. Русского описания у меня нет. Для тех, кто понимает язык, думаю перевести и понять смысл не составит труда.

"This is the first coin that will be cold of a 9 coin set. Others include prophecy from bible code Revelations, the 2012 Hopi (and another Lakotah) Indian Prophecy, the Chinese I-Ching, Austrailian Aboriginee 2012 Prophecy, Greek 2012 Suntelia Aion, India's Vedas Kali-Yuga and the 2012 Galactic Centering and Sun Polarity Reversal, and others.

The first coin of the 2012 series symbolizes the mystery surrounding the Mayan Calander and the end of the Long Count cycle in 2012.  Adorned with the Temple of Kukulkan, the focal point of Chichen Itza.  The temple is referred to as "El Castillo" or the castle.  During the Spring and Autumn equinox, during the rising and setting of the sun, The Temple of Kukulkan casts a shadow resembling the feathered serpent; known as Kukulkan or Quetzalcoatl as in the Aztec religion.  Kukulkan or Questzalcoatl is believed to be associatied with Venus, predicting the rains, creator, war, and fertility.  Questazalcoatl is believed will return to bring in the rebirth and start of the fifth world.

Below the Temple of Kukulkan is the Mesoamerican numerals depicting December 21, 2012.

The reverse side of the coin is adorned with the traditional Mayan Calander, refered to as "the Haab". "The Haab" is the solar calendar of the Maya divided into 18 months or 20 days each with a period of 5 days left over known as Uayeb. The 18 months and the short month of Uayebs' hieroglyphs adorn the outer edge of the coin.  The middle is assumed to be the Mayan god of time with the burden of time strapped to his back.

It is a large coin, bigger than a half dollar, 33mm wide, 2mm thick and weighs in at 13 grams."