Silver - 1 oz Incuse Indian Round

Incuse Indian 1 oz Silver Round

Golden State Mint is proud to announce the release of this incredibly detailed Incuse Indian 1 oz Silver Round. The design, of course, is based upon the US $2.10 and $1.00 Indian Head gold coins minted 1908-1929. The replicated design and detail of this silver round are a fine tribute to these historic, incuse-struck coins of the past. This should not be a surprise to any familiar with Golden State Mint. The mint has a 41-year reputation for issuing some of the industry's most delicate bullion rounds and bars. With the release of this striking Incuse Indian 1 oz Silver Round, they have once again hit the mark!

Highlights

• Incuse Indian 1 oz Silver Round
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 fine silver.
• Mint: Golden State Mint.
• Obverse: Depicts a fine replica of the magnificent left-facing portrait of a Native American in a full feathered headdress. The single inscription "LIBERTY" encircles the top rim, with thirteen 1-pointed stars also at the rim.
• Reverse: Depicts a replica of the standing eagle coin, clutching a group of arrows in its talons along with an olive branch. Inscriptions include, "GOLDEN STATE MINT" at the top rim, "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and "IN GOD WE TRUST" on either side of the eagle, and "1 TROY OZ 999 FINE SILVER" at the bottom rim.
• Packaging: Singles ship in protective plastic flips.