Copper rounds are a great way to invest in metals that will diversify your holdings. Copper rounds offer 1 oz weights with designs that are often chosen by the issuing mint to offer a unique visual. When it comes to obverse designs, those visuals can vary from one program to the next or even round to round. Provident Metals now has 1 oz Copper Dont Mess With Me Alligator Rounds available to you for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with individual flips, plastic tubes of 20 rounds, or boxes of 500 copper rounds!
• Comes with a depiction of an alligator on the obverse!
• Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.
• An alligator defends its stash of coins and bars in the obverse design.
• Common design element for copper round collections on the reverse.

When you purchase a 1 oz Copper Dont Mess With Me Alligator Round online at Provident Metals, you will receive a round that is new from the mint for 2022. The rounds are available to you in individual flips, plastic tubes of 20 rounds, or boxes of 500 copper rounds. The boxes in this listing come with 25 separate tubes of 20 rounds each.

Obverse

An alligator defends its stash in the obverse design of the Copper Dont Mess With Me Alligator Round. The alligator is shown lying around a stash of coins and bars, with inscriptions that include DONT MESS WITH ME and a mint mark from the Osborne Mint. The latter is featured in the OM mark.

Reverse

For the reverse design element of 1 oz Copper Alligator Rounds, you will find a depiction of the US national shield with other American symbols. This version of the US national shield has three stars at the top, with a set of eagle wings supporting the shield from behind. Above this, a version of the American flag is found over the shield and wings. Inscriptions on this face of the round include COPPER .999 FINE and ONE AVDP OUNCE.

History

The two living species of alligators on planet Earth today are closely related to one another and split from one another around 33 million years ago. Most scientists believe that the Chinese alligator split from the American alligator after crossing the Bering land bridge from North America to Asia during the Neogene era. The seven extinct species of alligators have all been discovered in the fossil records across the United States, from southeastern Texas and Nebraska up to South Dakota.

Ordering

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