This 777 Luck & Fortune Good Luck Always collectible coin is a vivid, exuberant, and symbolically rich lucky charm art piece rendered in deep midnight blue and jewel-tone multicolour UV enamel with full colour rhinestone border detail and rich gold plating. Every face of this coin is packed with the most universally recognised lucky symbols from across cultures and traditions, making it one of the most visually abundant and cheerfully optimistic coins in the One More Coin collection.
The front face — the 777 Luck & Fortune side — is dominated by three massive bold red glitter enamel "777" numerals with bright gold outlines and dazzling sparkle effects radiating gold and multicolour starburst lines and shooting star trails behind them across the deep blue field. At the top centre, a raised gold horseshoe with a brilliant blue gem at its apex and gold star sparkle glints around it — the universal good luck symbol, open end up to catch and hold fortune. To the upper left, a vivid bright green four-leaf clover with gold star accents. To the upper right, a small gold treasure chest overflowing with gold coins. To the lower left of the 777, a large bright green four-leaf clover. To the lower right, a gold star. A wide red ribbon banner sweeps across the lower field reading "Luck & Fortune" in bold gold lettering. Below the banner: a large gold star at centre, a green four-leaf clover to the left, and two red cherries with green stems to the right. At the very base, a vivid full-colour rainbow arc in red-orange-yellow-green-blue-violet. Scattered sparkle glints, starburst radiations, and multicolour firework effects fill the entire field. The outer border is a fine ring of raised white diamond crystal rhinestone accents. This piece is a Lucky Charm collectible coin designed for display, gifting, and everyday good luck collection.
The reverse — the Good Luck Always side — is equally vibrant. A large vivid full-colour rainbow arc spans the top of the field with white cloud puffs at each end and red and gold firework sparks erupting behind it. A raised gold horseshoe with a blue-green gem sits directly below the rainbow. A wide red ribbon banner below reads "Luck & Fortune" in bold gold lettering. Below the banner, large decorative festive lettering reads "Good Luck Always" in multi-toned colourful script — red, orange, yellow, green, teal, and gold — with gold sparkle glint accents throughout. To the left of the text, a vivid green four-leaf clover and a bright red ladybird with black spots — one of the most cherished good luck symbols in European and folk tradition. To the right, a small decorative grey elephant with raised trunk, wearing a red and gold saddle cloth and gold jewel — the elephant with trunk raised is one of the most universal good luck symbols across Hindu, Buddhist, and global folk traditions. Below the text: a glowing gold pot of coins overflowing at the left, a gold coin at centre, and two red cherries at the right. At the very base, a large bright green four-leaf clover, a smaller rainbow arc, and scattered gold stars complete the composition. The outer border is the same fine ring of raised white diamond crystal rhinestone accents all the way around.
About the Design
Lucky symbols have fascinated and comforted human beings across virtually every culture and era of recorded history. The horseshoe has been nailed above doorways for good luck across Europe, the Americas, and beyond for over a thousand years — always open end up, to catch good fortune as it falls. The four-leaf clover is the rarest and most celebrated mutation of the common shamrock, with each leaf said to represent faith, hope, love, and luck. The number 777 is the triple lucky number — the jackpot number of slot machines and popular culture, but also a deeply significant number in numerology, Judaeo-Christian scripture, and many folk traditions representing divine completion, perfection, and extraordinary good fortune. The elephant with raised trunk is revered across Hindu, Buddhist, Thai, and many African traditions as the supreme bringer of luck, wisdom, and the removal of obstacles. The rainbow is a universal symbol of hope, promise, and the bright side of the storm. The ladybird is considered a bringer of good luck on contact across virtually all of northern and central Europe — to have one land on you is said to mean your wish will be granted. The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is the great lucky treasure of Celtic and Irish mythology. The red cherries are the classic lucky symbol of the one-armed bandit — the fruit machine icon that has been synonymous with a lucky win since the very first slot machines of the early twentieth century. Together these two faces gather the most beloved and widely recognised lucky symbols from across the globe into a single joyful talisman.
Product Features
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Design: Triple 777 glitter enamel horseshoe four-leaf clover treasure chest rainbow gold star cherries rhinestone border Luck & Fortune front / Rainbow horseshoe elephant ladybird four-leaf clover pot of gold cherries Good Luck Always rhinestone border reverse
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Material: Iron core with gold-tone plating
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Diameter: 40mm
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Thickness: 3mm
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Weight: Approx. 1 oz (28g)
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Finish: Gold-tone with full colour multicolour UV enamel and raised rhinestone border
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Packaging: Plastic display case and OPP protective bag
- This is a commemorative collectible and not legal tender.
Perfect For
- Lucky charm, good luck, and abundance coin collectors
- Birthday, new year, new home, new job, and good luck gifting
- Slot machine enthusiasts, lucky number fans, and rainbow charm collectors
- Desk, home, and good luck altar display arrangements
- Anyone who loves lucky symbols, positive energy, and the joy of good fortune
Shipping
Free worldwide tracked shipping / Estimated delivery: 9–14 days / Each coin is securely packaged for safe arrival.
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This item is a commemorative collectible and is not legal tender, not issued by any government mint, and not an investment product. It is intended for hobby collecting, display, and gifting purposes only.
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