Poured and crafted by the talented @raybrockman under the Toxic Bullion name, this striking silver skull is a true tribute to native culture and craftsmanship. It features the fierce face of a skull, detailed with fine contours and shading, set beneath a traditional Native American headdress. Every feather has been sculpted with intention, and even the feather earrings — hanging on either side — are clearly defined. You can tell this wasn’t just poured, it was carved with care.
What makes this piece even more special is that I managed to snag number 4 in a very limited mintage. In the world of hand-poured silver, low numbers are bragging rights, and I take great pride in owning one of the first to leave Ray’s workshop. There’s a mystique to it — like holding a relic from an era of tribal warriors and ancient guardians, now immortalised in .999 fine silver.
Ray’s Toxic Bullion pours have always stood out in the stacking community. They’re rugged, raw, and full of character — a far cry from the soulless perfection of mass-produced rounds. And this Indian Chief Skull might just be one of his finest creations. It balances fierce and elegant in a way few designs manage.