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You are buying a 1 Troy Ounce .999 pure silver Sioux Warrior Chief proof like coin in airtite capsule. Coin you receive may have milk spots (pictured), which is typical and does not negate the silver value.

Long before the existence of the United States, Native American nations across North America were trading with one another and creating intricate artistic designs. The first Native American designs to grace the surfaces of coins also came about before the founding of the US Mint. Now, the Native American Mint is releasing an inspiring series of state coins representing various tribes from across the United States. Right now, the third bullion coin from the Native American Mint is available in the form of the 2020 1 oz Sioux Warrior Chief Silver Coin.

Native American Mint 1 oz Silver bullion coin features a Sioux Indian War Chief. This coin is authorized by the Oglala Sioux Tribe, which is the largest of the Sioux nations and is located at Pine Ridge, South Dakota.

Third coin in the Sioux Buffalo series; these coins reflect the sovereign status of Native American tribes and are instrumental in honoring tribal history and culture spanning centuries. Adding to their collectability is the fact that they are the only American, non-U.S. government coins available in the marketplace.

Coin Highlights:
  • Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver, struck in a beautiful Reverse Proof quality.
  • Shipped in an individual capsule. 
  • Obverse: A beautiful portrait of a Sioux Warrior on horseback is shown. He is ready for combat, while carrying his spear and war shield with great intensity. The war horse features striking detail with several war paint symbols which Native Americans painted to record their bravery in battle. The hand print brings great meaning and shows a vow of vengeance against an enemy. The circle around the eye was known to enhance the senses and spot danger while at war. The straight horizontal lines across the nasal bridge were coup marks, or count of war honors proving the overthrowing of a settlement.
  • Reverse: Depicts a 19th Century Indian war shield. On the shield are two buffalo colliding in combat as well as a tepee and banner with the name of the tribe. The 8 Tepees represent the districts of the Oglala Sioux reservation.
  • These are non-circulating, legally authorized coins by a federally recognized sovereign nation, but are not legal tender.
  • Royalties from the sale of these coins assist Native American charities and raises tribal awareness.

The designs on these Silver coins represent the history and culture of Native American tribes, and the royalties aid in their continued existence as federally recognized tribes.

Each coin is struck by the Native American Mint, which is located in Torrance, California. The mint captures the beauty of more than 400 years of Native American artistry on its coins.


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