2017 5 oz Silver America the Beautiful ATB Indiana George Rogers Clark National Historical Park Coin

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2017 5 oz Silver America the Beautiful ATB Indiana George Rogers Clark National Historical Park Coin   This 2017 5 oz Silver America the Beautiful ATB Indiana George Rogers Clark National Historical Park Coin features George Rogers Clark leading his men to Fort Sackville. This is a new release of the well-known U.S. Mint series - America the Beautiful. The George Rogers National Historic Park in Indiana is a famous site in the US, symbolizing courage and a true foundation in American history. This memorial was designed and built between 1927 and 1936, being transferred ownership to the National Park Service in 1966. Nowadays, the George Rogers Clark National Historic Park is home to the largest memorial outside of Washington D.C., with a bronze statue of the hero located near the city of Vincennes, Indiana. The ATB silver coins are considered as one of the most beautiful coins in US coinage. This factor along with their historical appeal makes this series a great addition for both collectors and investors. Coin Highlights: Made from .999 fine silver with a weight of 5 troy ounces. Produced by US Mint. Eligible for Precious Metal IRAs. Individual coin comes in a plastic flip. Lots of 10 come in mint-issued tubes, lots of 100 come in mint-issued monster boxes. Obverse: Depicts the renewed version of John Flanagan design, a portrait of George Washington. Reverse: Presents George Rogers Clark leading his men through the flooded plains approaching Fort Sackville. Inscriptions: “GEORGE ROGERS CLARK,” “INDIANA,” “2017” and “E PLURIBUS UNUM.” Designer: AIP Frank Morris; Sculptor: Michael Gaudioso. Bullion Exchanges offers only the highest quality coins! We provide a secure ordering system and follow up every request! If you need any assistance simply reach us at 800.852.6884, our customer service representatives are always happy to help you. Order this stunning 2017 5 oz Silver America the Beautiful ATB Indiana George Rogers Clark National Historical Park Co