(100) WALKING LIBERTY – 1 OZ COPPER ROUND – BULLION – LOT
100 oz's walking liberty copper coins. Will be shipped secure in padded packaging.
100 oz's walking liberty copper coins. Will be shipped secure in padded packaging.
Lot of 100 copper walking liberty rounds, each 1 av ounce in weight. Fresh off the press.
You will receive 100 Peace Dollar 1 oz copper rounds in coin tubes One of the most popular coin designs from American history is also one of the most short-lived designs. The Peace Dollar had the difficult task of following the popular Morgan Silver Dollar design. All-new depictions of Liberty and the American bald eagle debuted on this original coin, and are recaptured perfectly on the 1 oz Peace Dollar Copper Round.Round Highlights:Rounds shipped in tubes of 20Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.Features the image of Lady Liberty on the obverse.The American bald eagle is on the reverse.Inspired by the Peace Dollar coin from the United States Mint.Available in new condition.The Peace Dollar coin from the United States Mint was introduced in late 1921 as a replacement for the Morgan Silver Dollar. While the latter was the primary design on American dollar coins from 1878 to 1904, its reintroduction in 1921 was short-lived.In an effort to adopt a new silver dollar coin design that year, the US Mint sought out a design that better represented the nation’s post-World War I desire for peace. The design from Anthony de Francisci showed Liberty in a left-profile portrait with softer facial features and a larger crown. The reverse showed the American bald eagle at rest, perched atop a hill with only an olive branch in its clutches.On the obverse face of this 1 oz Peace Dollar Copper Round you’ll find Francisci’s Liberty design, including the engravings “Liberty” above, “In God We Trvst,” with a “V” instead as a nod to copper’s AVDP weight, and the introductory striking year of the original Peace Dollar, “1921.”The reverse bears the Peace Dollar reverse design, with the sun’s rays shining light on the engravings “United States of America,” “E Pluribus Unum,” and “One Dollar.” Around the outer edge are engravings that identify the coin’s metal content, purity, and weight.
Add one of the most thought-provoking releases in the Silver Shield Collection to your stack with thisLot of 100 2026 Trivium Girls Copper Rounds. The Trivium Girls Design. Symbolic Trivium Girls Design.
You will receive 100 Standing Liberty 1 oz copper rounds in coin tubes The 1 oz Standing Liberty Copper Round is now available for sale and it is a completely brand new release. The purity of the coin is .999, which means it consists of 99.9% pure copper. Overall, this is an impressive new round and one that definitely is going to appeal to collectors who have a love for iconic American images and currency.Round Highlights:Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.Design features the Standing Liberty design.Rounds ship in tubes of 20 pieces.Although not legal tender, the new copper round is based on a very old 25 cent piece known as the Standing Liberty quarter. Made from 90% silver and 10% copper, the Standing Liberty quarter was first minted in 1916 when it replaced the Barber Quarter and continued to be minted until 1930.The image on the face of the quarter as well as this new copper round is the unique interpretation of the Statue of Liberty as a goddess. Hence, the nickname for the image is “Goddess Liberty.” Holding a sword and shield, Lady Liberty truly is presented as the protector of freedom and liberty. Goddess Liberty certainly does strike an imposing figure and the amazing attention to detail allows her to truly appear captivating.The reverse side of the round also presents recognizable imagery. The grand American Bald Eagle is proudly on display. Truly, the round does capture a sense of patriotism that was once very common on currency in previous generations.
You will receive 100 Morgan 1 oz copper rounds in coin tubes The Morgan Silver Dollar effigy of Lady Liberty is one of the lasting coin designs from the 19th century that has stuck with modern Americans. The Morgan dollar was introduced in 1878 after a five-year hiatus in American silver dollar production following the end of free silver coining in the US. Today, the Morgan Silver Dollar itself remains a popular collector item and the Morgan Liberty image has been recreated on various precious metal products.Round Highlights:Rounds ship to you inside of tubes of 20 roundsBeautiful rendition of the Morgan Silver Dollar design!Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.The George T. Morgan design of Liberty features on the obverse.An American bald eagle is depicted on the reverse of the round.George T. Morgan’s Liberty silver dollar design debuted in 1878 and replaced the Seated Liberty silver dollar design that had been in circulation from 1840 to 1873. The Seated Liberty Dollar was halted with the passage of the Coinage Act of 1873 that also ended the free coining of silver in the United States.Morgan was a British artist and engraver who had been recommended to the US Mint director by the director of the Royal Mint of England. The latter had no place for him, so Morgan came to the US to be an apprentice at the Philadelphia Mint facility. He designed the left-profile bust of Liberty that featured on what became popularly known as the Morgan Silver Dollar design.On the obverse of these 1 oz Morgan Dollar Copper Rounds is that left-profile portrait. Anna Willess Williams was the inspiration for Morgan’s vision of Liberty. She is depicted wearing a headband with “Liberty” on it and a wreath crown on her head. “E Pluribus Unum” is inscribed along the top rocker and there are a number of stars along the bottom rocker. The original Morgan Silver Dollar design had 13 stars with a date mark separating seven stars on the left and six stars on the right. The reverse of Morgan Dollar Copper Rounds includes a depiction of the American bald eagle. The powerful aerial predator has its wings spread to the maximum width.
The 2026 design features a kookaburra perched on a branch. The Perth Mint's mint mark, "P" to one side. Australian Silver Kookaburras are one of the most popular coins in Australia's bullion series.
ITEM:Silver 100 oz. Bullion Bar (Brand of our Choice as dealer)QTY:5WEIGHT:Each Bar is 100 troy oz.PURITY:.999 or .9999 fine SilverType:BarBRANDS:RCM, NADIR, ASAHI, JM, JBR, VALCAMBI5 - Silver 100 oz. Bullion bars Hallmark of our Choice as dealer Customers will receive 5 - Silver 100 oz. Bullion Bar. Each bar is .999 or .9999 fine silver and minted from one of the following mints RCM, NADIR, VALCAMBI, JBR, ASAHI, JM, Italpreziosi. These bars may have scratches or dents. The images of the bar shown is an example of one of the bullion Bars. Bar designs and dates may vary. PaymentsSales Tax: Please refer to eBay state sales tax requirements page for taxes. Since supreme court decision (Wayfair vs south Dakota) eBay now handles all sales tax for eBay transactions. Payment Due: Payment is due immediately International Buyers We do not accept Payment from International Buyers. All eBay buyer Accounts with International usernames will have the order cancelled. ShippingFree Shipping: We offer free standard shipping. Shipping Method: UPS Ground with Signature Confirmation for orders over $750. USA Delivery: We only ship to USA domestic shipments only. NO PO BOX or USPS DELIVERY Contact UsHours - Weekdays: We are available 6:30 am to 4:00 PM PST Monday to Friday Hours - Nights & Weekends: We try our best to reach each customer in a timely manner. We return all eBay messages in less than 24hrs.
You will receive 100 Lincoln Wheat Penny 1 oz copper rounds in coin tubes Each round consists of 1 AVDP oz of .999 copper and features the Lincoln Head design similar to that of the US penny. These rounds will be packaged in their original tubes to protect their newly minted condition. Of course, the effective recreation of the well known Lincoln head penny further enhances its appeal to collectors.Round Highlights:Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.Design features the Lincoln Head image.Rounds ship in tubes of 20 pieces.The Lincoln Penny first debuted to honor the great President in 1909 and has remained continuously in circulation. Augustus Saint-Gaudens was the great sculpter who devised the proud profile of Abraham Lincoln on the coin. The image of Lincoln is recaptured with great attention to detail and the words “E Pluribus Unum” (Out of Many, One) is engraved over his head.The reverse side of the round is visually brilliant as well. The images on both sides of the round are striking and this definitely will have an effect on how collectible the round will be. Even though it is not legal tender, the Lincoln Head copper round surely has much worth to those who collect commemorative coins.
Golden state mint - This product is a lot of 100 1 oz mixed. 999 fine copper rounds, divided into 5 tubes of 20 rounds each. The rounds are made in the United States and have a fineness of 0.999. These rounds are ideal for investors looking to add copper bullion to their collection.
Lot of 100 copper buffalo rounds, each 1 av ounce in weight. Fresh off the press.
She is attired in a toga bearing the stars and stripes of our flag. The intention of Weinman’s design was to reflect both the peace and abundance that this country represents to so many who immigrate here.