Franklin Mint The Return of the Prodigal Son Sterling Silver Medal (Rembrandt)

  

This poignant sterling silver proofmedal from Franklin Mint's 1973 "Genius of Rembrandt" seriesimmortalizes Rembrandt van Rijn's "The Return of the Prodigal Son"c. 1668, Hermitage Museum, depicting the biblical parable from Luke 15:11-32in emotional sculptural relief on the obverse-the father's tender embrace ofthe repentant son amid dramatic shadows and warm light, showcasing Rembrandt'smastery of human vulnerability and forgiveness.

The reverse featuresdescriptive text, historical notes, and a facsimile signature, underscoring thepainting's profound theme of redemption. At 51mm (2) diameter and 66g, it's encased in a protective folder with an original booklet page providingcontext and high-res image-excellent condition with light toning, a gem for artnumismatists or biblical collectors. Coin is unopened in original case. Approximately 66 grams (about 2 troyounces).

50 millimeters (around 2 inches). Typically issued in proof condition andoften found in the original Franklin Mint folder with descriptive information.