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The collection of modern coins featuring cold weapons, also known as white arms, includes a variety of symbols and imagery that commemorate significant aspects of historical and cultural weaponry. These coins often depict various cold weapons used throughout history, offering a glimpse into the martial traditions and technological advancements of different eras. Here are some common elements and types of cold weapons you might find on these coins:

Edged Weapons:
- Swords and Sabers: Depictions of famous swords such as the Japanese katana, European longsword, and Chinese dao. These coins often highlight the craftsmanship and historical significance of these bladed weapons.
- Daggers and Knives: Various styles of daggers and combat knives, including the Roman pugio and the Middle Eastern jambiya, showcasing their roles in both warfare and ceremonial contexts.
- Axes and Halberds: Illustrations of battle axes and halberds, emphasizing their use in medieval and early modern warfare.
Polearms:
- Spears and Lances: Coins may feature spears, lances, and javelins, which were commonly used by infantry and cavalry units throughout history.
- Pikes and Glaives: These long-reaching polearms were essential in forming defensive lines and attacking mounted troops.
Blunt Weapons:
- Maces and Clubs: Depictions of maces, war hammers, and clubs, which were effective against armored opponents and in close combat.
- Morning Stars and Flails: These complex weapons, often adorned with spikes, were designed to inflict maximum damage.
Ranged Cold Weapons:
- Bows and Crossbows: Illustrations of traditional bows and crossbows, highlighting their roles in hunting and warfare before the advent of firearms.
- Slings and Throwing Weapons: Depictions of slings, boomerangs, and throwing knives, showcasing their strategic use in ancient and tribal warfare.
Cultural and Historical Significance:
- Symbolic Weapons: Some coins might feature culturally significant weapons like the Scottish claymore or the Indian talwar, celebrating their heritage and impact.
- Ceremonial Weapons: Ornate and decorative weapons used in rituals and ceremonies, emphasizing their artistic and cultural value.
Famous Figures and Myths:
- Legendary Warriors: Coins depicting legendary warriors and their iconic weapons, such as King Arthur with Excalibur or Miyamoto Musashi with his katana.
- Mythical and Symbolic Weapons: Illustrations of mythical weapons like the Norse Mjölnir or the Greek labrys, tying into the rich tapestry of mythology and legend.