Double sided brass coin featuring traditional sigils associated with Vassago, the Third Spirit of the Ars Goetia
Side one displays the primary seal of Vassago as recorded in classical manuscripts of the Lesser Key of Solomon
Side two presents an alternate sigil attributed to Vassago, also known historically as Pruflas or Busas
Vassago is described in medieval demonology as a Mighty Prince of the Ars Goetia
Classical texts portray Vassago as a spirit associated with knowledge of hidden matters and the revelation of past and future events, presented here strictly as historical symbolism
Traditionally said to govern twenty six legions of spirits according to early sources
Designed as a historical, symbolic, and educational collectible
No rituals, invocations, or usage instructions are included or implied
Historical Context
Vassago appears as the third spirit in the Ars Goetia, a section of the Lesser Key of Solomon compiled from earlier medieval sources. He is described as being of similar rank and nature to Agares and is frequently cited in comparative demonological studies under variant names such as Pruflas and Busas.
Modern scholarship treats Vassago as a symbolic figure within Western esoteric literature rather than as a functional or operative entity.
