Based upon the iconic design found on the Half Eagle and Quarter Eagle gold coins from the United States Mint in the early 20th century, the 1 oz GSM Incuse Indian Silver Round from the Golden State Mint (GSM) brings one of the nation’s most unique designs to an affordable silver round series. Right now, 1 oz GSM Incuse Indian Silver Rounds are available to purchase online from MetalStacks.
Round Highlights:
- Arrives inside of individual flips or tubes of 20 rounds!
- One of many Incuse Indian rounds from GSM!
- Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
- Obverse includes the left-profile portrait of a Native American leader.
- Reverse features the image of an American bald eagle.
- Incuse design strike!
Each of the 1 oz GSM Incuse Indian Silver Rounds in this product listing is based upon one of the more unique American coin designs ever issued. These silver rounds are available to purchase online inside of individual protective flips or in multiples that include tubes of 20 rounds.
The Incuse Indian Silver Round borrows its design inspiration from the Quarter Eagle ($2.50) and Half Eagle ($5.00) gold coins issued by the United States Mint during the first two decades of the 1900s. The former coin was available from 1908 to 1929 at the US Mint, while the latter was issued during that same time period with the exception of a four-year hiatus during World War I.
Designed by Bela Lyon Pratt, the Incuse Indian Head was a departure from the other Gold Eagle coins of the era which used an Indian Head design that was, in reality, Lady Liberty with the feathered headdress of a Native American chieftain. Pratt’s design depicted the figure of an actual Native American rather than a twist on Liberty’s appearance.
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