COPPER ROUND 1 OUNCE SECOND AMENDMENT "COME AND TAKE IT" CANNON

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SKU:232386

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Add copper to your portfolio with these 1 AVDP oz rounds celebrating the right to keep and bear arms. The phrase "Come and take it" is a historic call of defiance against any force that demands the surrender of another group's arms.

Round Highlights:
  • Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 fine Copper.
  • APMEXclusive®.
  • Multiples of 20 rounds are packaged in sealed tubes. Multiples of 500 are packaged in boxes. All other rounds come in protective packaging.
  • Obverse: Features the metal weight and purity above back to back pistols separating the year 1789 with 2nd amendment below.
  • Reverse: Features a circular pattern around a cannon and the words "Come and take it" below.

These popular 1 AVDP oz Copper rounds offer an alternative option for those looking to diversify your portfolio. Add one to your cart today!

Due to natural oxidation, these rounds may exhibit some toning which has no adverse effect on their value.

About 9Fine Mint
APMEX, Inc., an industry leader for more than 15 years, wanted to bring competitively priced Silver products into the marketplace that could be manufactured using clean technology. After years spent researching different techniques, we were able to launch 9Fine Mint and create a modern take on a truly classic production process.

All 9Fine Mint products are made entirely in the United States, from design to minting to packaging. These 1 oz 9Fine Mint Copper rounds boast .999 fine Copper and each is highly affordable, giving you the best in quality and presentation without breaking the bank.

Copper Bullion
Widely considered a tertiary commodity compared to Gold and Silver, Copper has gained popularity over the last few years. Copper prices are largely tied to the housing industry, with nearly half of all Copper supply being used in the construction of a home. On average, your home may contain up to 439 pounds of Copper. Copper is actually the third most used metal in the world, with most being consumed in industrial fields, such as housing and now, electric vehicles. The largest Copper mines come from Chile, with the next highest being Peru.