Superman comes to the rescue in the issue’s first story, Superman versus Luthor, after Metropolis is rocked by its first ever earthquake! After Superman helps with rescue efforts, Clark Kent discovers that a powerful new laser weapon that is coveted by none other than his nemesis, Luthor, caused the tremor. The evil mastermind challenges Superman to a battle that pits our hero’s Kryptonian powers against Luthor’s scientific weaponry: if Superman wins, Luthor will admit defeat but if Superman loses, the caped hero must retire from his crime-fighting ways. Superman then performs incredible feats including outpacing super-speed planes, leaping high beyond the stratosphere, even surviving an exploding grenadebut the contest turns out to merely be a distraction, allowing Luthor’s henchman to steal the device. Will Superman be able to find Luthor and retrieve the laser before it can cause more destruction? It just might take another incredible feat of strength to save the day. Special Features: Superman is a “pillar” of strength for a devastated Metropolis in this recreation of the cover of Superman #4, which was published in early 1940. A gold coin for a Golden Age Superman! Meticulous engraving replicates the finer details of the original artwork, while brilliant colour infuses the reverse with energy and helps recreate the comic’s look and feel. Advanced engraving techniques are used to frame the image within a series of concentric circles to create added depth and motion to the design. About the Design: As seen on the iconic cover of Superman #4 (1940), the reverse image features Superman performing an impressive feat of strength. Wearing his blue and red uniform with the original iconic’S’ shield, Superman responds to chaos in Metropolis by hoisting a building’s crumbling pillars above his head as citizens scramble around him to find safety. The striking image is a telling showcase of Superman’s incredible powers and is brought to life through finely detailed engraving and vibrant colour. A series of concentric circles frame the reverse, adding depth to the overall design and creating the illusion that Superman is poised to step out of the coin, while the circled rim includes the engraved face value “100 DOLLARS”, the word “CANADA” and the year “2015”. Packaging: Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded customer paperboard box. Unless item is not received as described, all sales are final. The item “2015 Royal Canadian Mint $100 Gold Coin Superman Comic Book Covers #4 (1940)” is in sale since Wednesday, January 20, 2016. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ Canada\Commemorative”. The seller is “northernnomad” and is located in Selkirk, MB. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada
• Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
• Certification: Uncertified