Death Dealer

In 1973, Frank Frazetta painted something no publisher asked for. The result was "Death Dealer," a horned executioner astride a black warhorse, eyes burning out of a face the legendary artist would never reveal. The image immediately outgrew the canvas: Molly Hatchet carried it onto their debut album, the US Army's III Armored Corps took it as their emblem, and Frazetta originals have since shattered auction records, becoming the most valuable fantasy artwork ever sold. The original Death Dealer was never auctioned and remains in the Frazetta family vault for over fifty years, priceless because by definition you cannot buy it. For the first time, it's now available as a 2,000mg 24-karat gold Aurum.