Some 400 years ago, the first-ever Thanksgiving was celebrated in the New World. Long before the day was marked as a national holiday in the United States, taking place more than 100 years before the countrys founding, Pilgrims and Wampanoag people sat down to a meal to give thanks to a first successful harvest in the New World. Right now, you can get 2021 Proof Colorized First Thanksgiving 400^th Anniversary 1 oz Silver Coins online from Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with protective acrylic capsules and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Colorized reverse field with proof visuals!
• Honorary release to mark the 400^th anniversary of the first Thanksgiving!
• Limited mintage of just 400 silver rounds!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value of 2 Dollars fully backed by the Mesa Grande Sovereign Nation.
• The obverse side features Pilgrims dining with Wampanoag people.
• On the reverse is an image of the Pilgrims arriving in the New World as the Wampanoag witness their arrival.
• NOT legal tender U.S. coins.

Provident Metals is pleased to offer the 2021 Proof Colorized First Thanksgiving 400^th Anniversary 1 oz Silver Coin to you for purchase online. The coins in this release from the Native American Mint have a 2 Dollar face value backed by the Mesa Grande Sovereign Nation. The coins are packaged individually inside of protective acrylic capsules and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The obverse field has a colorized finish, with proof visuals on the reverse that offer frosted designs and mirrored background field.

Obverse

The obverse side of 2021 Proof Colorized First Thanksgiving 400^th Anniversary Silver Coins features a portrait of the first Thanksgiving in the New World. In this colorized design, Pilgrims and members of the Wampanoag tribe gather together to share a meal. The inscriptions include FIRST THANKSGIVING, 1621, and 400^TH ANNIVERSARY.

Reverse

On the reverse field of 2021 Proof Colorized First Thanksgiving 400^th Anniversary 1 oz Silver Coins is an image of a Wampanoag individual looking out to the Atlantic Ocean as the Mayflower anchors. After anchoring on the horizon, silhouetted by the sun, the Pilgrims have taken to rowboats to come ashore in what is now Massachusetts. Inscriptions on this field include AMERICA, $2, 2021, and MESA GRANDE SOVEREIGN NATION.

History

Days of Thanksgiving were celebrated in England as early as 1536. When the Pilgrims came to the New World, they brought with them the concept of celebrating a Day of Thanksgiving for bountiful harvests. In October 1621, the Pilgrims had their first bountiful harvest and shared it with members of the local Wampanoag tribe who had helped them survive their first winter and learn to grow crops in the New World.

Ordering

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