Coin Coven of Witches

A massive copper coin with the image of a Coven of Witches. It is used for making important decisions, in rituals to attract money and as a personal amulet that attracts wealth.

Sha bash — solemn night meetings of the coven (witches and others) for joint rites. The mountains, the favorite places of pagan sacrifices and the abodes of the gods, become common points for witches' sabbaths. The time of gatherings is timed to the old pagan holidays. It is believed that the Devil himself (Satan) heads the Sabbath, appearing that night in visible form.

The inscription "E pluribus unum" — the motto placed on the coat of arms of the United States, translated from Latin means "Of many — one". In this interpretation, it can be understood as satire and means the unity of the many Forces of Darkness.

Material: Copper, Nickel.