In the United Snakes of America Series, the mint helps to unveil the hidden truths behind the federal government, exposing moral decay, corruption, and deceit. Each design within this captivating series offers a unique and twisted perspective on historic American coinage. Now, you have the opportunity to purchase the 1 oz Silver Enemy Unknown Rounds conveniently online from Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Each round is carefully packaged in individual flips or can be selected in plastic tubes of 20 or boxes of 500!
• The Enemy Unknown release marks the second image in the United Snakes of America Series!
• Experience a dark interpretation of the renowned Saint-Gaudens Liberty image like never before!
• Each round contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The obverse depicts an unknown enemy approaching.
• The reverse features an intriguing snake shield motif.

You can purchase these remarkable 1 oz Silver Enemy Unknown Rounds individually in flips or opt for multiples packaged in plastic tubes of 20 or boxes of 500 rounds, containing a total of 25 tubes.

Obverse

On the obverse side of the Silver Enemy Unknown Round, you’ll encounter a haunting portrayal of Liberty known as the Enemy Unknown. This skeletal figure, draped in tattered garments, strides forward with a dagger clutched in her right hand, while vultures soar above a lifeless tree in the background.

Reverse

The reverse design of the 1 oz Enemy Unknown Rounds presents a striking variation of the US heraldic eagle. This emblem showcases the US national shield, supported by a large snake replacing the eagle’s wings. The eagle’s wings are transformed into several smaller snakes, infusing the design with an element of intrigue.

History

During President Roosevelt’s administration (1901-1909), numerous scandals came to light. It’s important to note that while these scandals didn’t directly implicate Roosevelt himself, they involved members of his administration. The Alaskan Coal Claims scandal was one such issue. This scandal involved government officials and businessmen exploiting federal coal lands in Alaska. The scandal came to light in 1907 when investigators discovered that prominent individuals, including Charles R. Heike and Louis R. Glavis, had secured fraudulent claims to valuable coal lands. The revelations led to a congressional investigation that implicated several high-ranking officials in the Department of the Interior, including Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield (son of President James A. Garfield).

Ordering

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