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The final coin issued in the debut year of the America the Beautiful Series represented one of the most beautiful vistas in the continental United States. Rising high above its surroundings in the Pacific Northwest, Mount Hood in Oregon is the highest peak in the state and the fourth-highest peak in the Cascade Range. Today, 2010-P 5 oz Burnished Mt. Hood Silver Coins are available to you online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Mount Hood National Forest is located some 62 miles to the east of Portland, Oregon. The park contains one of the largest stratovolcanoes in the United States, Mount Hood. The park was originally established as Bull Run Forest Reserve in 1892, merged with some of Cascade National Forest in 1908 and named Oregon National Forest. Its name was changed to Mount Hood National Forest in 1924.
All of the 2010-P 5 oz Burnished Mt. Hood Silver Coins available to you through this listing feature original boxes from the United States Mint and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The burnished coins in this series include a matte finish with a different luster than the shinier finish of the bullion coins. This comes as a result of the vapor blasting of the coins.
On the obverse of the 2010 Burnished Mt. Hood Silver Coins is the left-profile portrait of President George Washington. Featured on the US quarter since 1932, Washington’s portrait is based upon a 1786 sculpture of Washington and was created by John Flanagan to honor the nation’s first president on his 200th birthday.
The reverse side of 2010-P 5 oz Burnished Mt. Hood Silver Coins includes the image of Lost Lake in the foreground and the peak of Mount Hood in the background. Mount Hood is a massive piece of the natural landscape in the Pacific Northwest. The mountain is considered the most likely of Oregon’s volcanoes to erupt and is also home to 12 different glaciers and snowfields.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion with your questions about buying silver. You can call our customer service team at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
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The final coin issued in the debut year of the America the Beautiful Series represented one of the most beautiful vistas in the continental United States. Rising high above its surroundings in the Pacific Northwest, Mount Hood in Oregon is the highest peak in the state and the fourth-highest peak in the Cascade Range. Today, 2010-P 5 oz Burnished Mt. Hood Silver Coins are available to you online from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Mount Hood National Forest is located some 62 miles to the east of Portland, Oregon. The park contains one of the largest stratovolcanoes in the United States, Mount Hood. The park was originally established as Bull Run Forest Reserve in 1892, merged with some of Cascade National Forest in 1908 and named Oregon National Forest. Its name was changed to Mount Hood National Forest in 1924.
All of the 2010-P 5 oz Burnished Mt. Hood Silver Coins available to you through this listing feature original boxes from the United States Mint and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The burnished coins in this series include a matte finish with a different luster than the shinier finish of the bullion coins. This comes as a result of the vapor blasting of the coins.
On the obverse of the 2010 Burnished Mt. Hood Silver Coins is the left-profile portrait of President George Washington. Featured on the US quarter since 1932, Washington’s portrait is based upon a 1786 sculpture of Washington and was created by John Flanagan to honor the nation’s first president on his 200th birthday.
The reverse side of 2010-P 5 oz Burnished Mt. Hood Silver Coins includes the image of Lost Lake in the foreground and the peak of Mount Hood in the background. Mount Hood is a massive piece of the natural landscape in the Pacific Northwest. The mountain is considered the most likely of Oregon’s volcanoes to erupt and is also home to 12 different glaciers and snowfields.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion with your questions about buying silver. You can call our customer service team at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
