The Ultimate End Geocoin Black Nickel LE 100

- 75 x 45 mm (special size); 5 mm thickness
- detailled 3D illustration on both sides
- rotating inner part (meteorite)
- removeable World (magnetic)
- 4 crystals
- delivery incl. nice velour pouch -> great gift
- Prefix: UE (Ultimate End)
- LIMITED TO 100 COINS
- trackable with its own Icon at Geocaching.com:  

2012-12-21, the apocalypse is near.
Maybe, maybe not, scientists are in discussion about.
Also Nostradamus suggests the apocalypse bewteen 2003 and 2022. For the time around 2012 he predicted the 3rd and last worldwar.
Nobody really knows, what will happen on December 21th 2012.
Nevertheless in the Maya calender the 4th age (3114 B.C. August 11th to 2012 December 21th) ends on 2012-12-21.
Moreover the Mayas predicted the appearence of the God Bolon Yokte (God of deaths) in 2012 and a very special star constellation appears around that time:
Our central star sun is positioned in conjuntion to the Milky Way.
Obviously the Maya were aware of this constellation and assumed a giant change for that time.

In May 2012 archeologists found in Guatemala an even older May calendar predicting 7000 future years.
Probably :-) this is an obsolete version of the above mentioned actual calendar.

For sure this event on 2012-12-21 needs a special geocoin.

Our Ultimative End of World Geocoin 2012-12-21 has a special form (two rings), a special size (75 mm x 45 mm), and is functional.

Left part of the front side shows the famous Maya Stone with a meteorite, which is moving onto Earth when rotating the plate clockwise.
Right part shows the Earth as of today.
Removing the plate which is fixed with magnets the destroyd Earth after the meteorite impact is showing up.

The complex backside shows a two headed dragon with real crystals as eyes.
The Ultimative End of World geocoin is available in different plating/color versions.

Animation function (example in Antique Silver):

Delivery in nice velours pouch (example in Antique Gold):

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