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Prize details from Fortore
Twenty-five years since The Fellowship of the Ring, the five guardians return, this time in precious metal. Inside this sealed Agoro blind box is a guaranteed 5g 999 silver foil of Aragorn, Gandalf, Legolas, Gimli or Boromir. But who you’ll get is anyone’s guess until it’s opened. Pull something rarer and you could uncover an alternate art (30%) or fully engraved (9%) edition. And hidden in just 1 in 100 boxes is the Gold Chase: a fully engraved 5g 999 pure gold foil, with only 20 per character in the world. 10,000 numbered foils worldwide, official Niue legal tender, made in partnership with Warner Bros. Just 1,320 tickets at 20p each. Will you find a guardian, or will the gold find you?
Specification
Contents
1 x sealed Agoro The Lord of the Rings Fellowship blind box (5g 999 silver foil, or 5g 999 gold Chase)
Characters
Aragorn, Gandalf, Legolas, Gimli, Boromir
Metal / Weight
5g 999 pure silver (Tiers 1–3) or 5g 999 pure gold (Gold Chase)
Odds Per Box
60% / 30% / 9% / 1% Gold Chase
Issuer / Brand
Agoro by New Zealand Mint, issued by Niue
Mintage
10,000 foils worldwide, individually numbered (Gold Chase: 20 per character)
Competition details
Ticket price
£0.20
Total tickets
1,320
Max per person
123
Draw
Mon 16 November at 20:00
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