Country of origin: United States

Mint: Golden State Mint

Weight: 1 ounce AVDP

Fineness: Cu 999.9%

Diameter: 39.0 mm

Description:The Trade Dollar was first produced in 1873 to compete with large Silver coins popular in East Asia. Their iconic design can now be found on a highly collectible 1 AVDP oz Copper round coin. 

The Trade Dollar 1 oz Copper Round is produced by the Osborne Mint as part of its Tradition Designs series. Each coin in the Series replicates historic coin designs onto .999 copper rounds. This stunning round is inspired by the US Mint’s silver Trade Dollar coin, which was created by the Mint’s chief engraver William Barber in 1873. Trade Dollars were originally produced for circulation in China in order to compete with large silver coins that were popular in East Asia at the time.

When it comes to historic US coin designs, copper rounds offer collectors and investors many beautiful and affordable options. Whether you’re looking to add copper bullion to your portfolio or you’re searching for that perfect gift, the exquisite craftsmanship and historic significance of this Trade Dollar 1 oz Copper Round is sure to please.

Obverse

On the obverse, you’ll find an image of Lady Liberty seated on top of bales of wheat and goods. In her right hand is an olive branch, reaching out as a symbol of trade and peace across the sea. Her other hand is holding a scroll that says “LIBERTY.” The design also features the inscription “IN GOD WE TRUST.” Thirteen stars representing America’s freedom rise above her head.

Reverse

The reverse features a heraldic shield, the American flag, and the United States eagle with outstretched wings. “COPPER .999 FINE” is engraved above, and “ONE AVDP OUNCE” is featured below.

About the Osborne Mint

Each Trade Dollar 1 oz Copper Round was produced at the Osborne Mint. Established in 1835, it is the nation’s oldest Private Mint, and remains one of the most highly-regarded facilities in the U.S. among both investors and collectors today.