Deep within the mountain kingdom of Erebor a lake of gold and precious jewels laps at the green stone pillars of the ancient Dwarf city.

Innumerable coins of Dwarven mint lie piled so deep that a Dragon the size of Smaug the Terrible can swim among them like a giant red serpent.

Stamped in the gold smithies of a long-dead Dwarf king, they glitter like so many dew-kissed autumn leaves lying thick upon a bleak forest floor, a sad, twinkling monument to a once proud race made humble by the great worm.

The first coin of five from the Treasure of Smaug the Terrible features the embossed silhouette of a wild boar on one side and the stern face of a Dwarf king on the other.

The coin is an exact replica, drawn from a mold of the original coin created for The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug by the 3 Foot 7 Art Department.

• Made from metal (zinc alloy) plated to look every bit as precious as if it were made of solid gold.
• It comes packaged with a backing card.
• Dimensions: 4.7 cm x 4.7 cm x 3 mm
• Weight: 0.1 lbs (25 g)