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Augustus Saint-Gaudens is often best-known for his creation of the beautiful $20 Gold Double Eagle design. While that 1907 design is a beloved piece that remains in use at the United States Mint today, Saint-Gaudens created another Liberty design in 1907 that saw circulation through 1933: the $10 Indian Eagle. The 1 oz SilverTowne Indian Replica Copper Rounds are now available to you for purchase online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Saint-Gaudens was commissioned by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1904 to help lead a project to redesign American coinage for the 20th century. His full-length portrait of Lady Liberty for the $20 Double Eagle garnered more attention than another design he created that same year, a left-profile bust of Liberty for the $10 Eagle.
On the obverse of these 1 oz SilverTowne Indian Replica Copper Rounds is Saint-Gaudens' depiction of Liberty from the 1907 $10 Indian Eagle Coin. This bust of Liberty depicts her wearing a feathered headdress with the word LIBERTY on the band and 13 stars above her head. This image was originally used as the final Liberty portrait for the $10 Eagle through 1933.
The reverse of 1 oz SilverTowne Indian Replica Copper Rounds comes with a common design element used on various SilverTowne copper issues that have historic US coin designs on the obverse. Here, the American bald eagle is depicted in mid-flight with its wings spread and talons outstretched. The initials “USA” are included on this side of the design field.
These 1 oz SilverTowne Indian Replica Copper Rounds are available in brand-new condition. Your individual copper rounds arrive with a protective plastic flip, while multiples are available to you inside tubes of 16 copper rounds or boxes of 400 copper rounds.
JM Bullion customer service is available to you on the phone at 800-276-6508. We are also available online through our live chat and email address features.
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Augustus Saint-Gaudens is often best-known for his creation of the beautiful $20 Gold Double Eagle design. While that 1907 design is a beloved piece that remains in use at the United States Mint today, Saint-Gaudens created another Liberty design in 1907 that saw circulation through 1933: the $10 Indian Eagle. The 1 oz SilverTowne Indian Replica Copper Rounds are now available to you for purchase online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Saint-Gaudens was commissioned by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1904 to help lead a project to redesign American coinage for the 20th century. His full-length portrait of Lady Liberty for the $20 Double Eagle garnered more attention than another design he created that same year, a left-profile bust of Liberty for the $10 Eagle.
On the obverse of these 1 oz SilverTowne Indian Replica Copper Rounds is Saint-Gaudens' depiction of Liberty from the 1907 $10 Indian Eagle Coin. This bust of Liberty depicts her wearing a feathered headdress with the word LIBERTY on the band and 13 stars above her head. This image was originally used as the final Liberty portrait for the $10 Eagle through 1933.
The reverse of 1 oz SilverTowne Indian Replica Copper Rounds comes with a common design element used on various SilverTowne copper issues that have historic US coin designs on the obverse. Here, the American bald eagle is depicted in mid-flight with its wings spread and talons outstretched. The initials “USA” are included on this side of the design field.
These 1 oz SilverTowne Indian Replica Copper Rounds are available in brand-new condition. Your individual copper rounds arrive with a protective plastic flip, while multiples are available to you inside tubes of 16 copper rounds or boxes of 400 copper rounds.
JM Bullion customer service is available to you on the phone at 800-276-6508. We are also available online through our live chat and email address features.
