Oregon is represented in the 2021 series of Proof Dollar Silver Coins from the Native American Mint. Each coin in this series has a nominal face value of One Dollar assigned by the Jamul Sovereign Nation. The coins represent different states, animal species, and indigenous tribes from across North America. Right now, you can buy 2021 Proof Oregon Creek Chinook Salmon 1 oz Silver Coins online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual protective acrylic capsule!
• 2^nd design issue and 35^th overall coin available in the Proof Dollar Silver Series!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value of 1 Dollar fully backed by the Jamul Sovereign Nation.
• A tribal member from the Cow Creek Band is found on the obverse.
• A Chinook Salmon is depicted in the design on the reverse.
• Represents the Cow Creek Bank of Umpqua Tribe of Indians.
• Released for the state of Oregon in the collection.
• NOT legal tender US coins.

With your purchase of a 2021 Proof Oregon Creek Chinook Salmon 1 oz Silver Coin at Provident Metals, you will receive a coin that is housed in an individual protective acrylic capsule. The coins have a satin-proof finish with frosted designs and mirrored background fields. Though each one of the coins listed here has a face value of 1 Dollar noted on the specimen, the coins are not legal tender US currency. The United States Mint is the only facility authorized to produce coins of the US dollar.

Obverse

A tribal figure from the Cow Creek Bank is found on the obverse of 2021 Proof Oregon Creek Chinook Salmon 1 oz Silver Coins. The effigy of the tribal figure is depicted in front-facing relief and comes with inscriptions of 999 Silver, 2021, One Dollar, and One Ounce.

Reverse

A depiction of the Chinook Salmon is featured on the reverse side of 2021 Proof Oregon Creek Chinook Salmon Silver Coins. The largest member of the Pacific Salmon species, the Chinook Salmon is depicted along with inscriptions of Oregon Chinook Salmon, Jamul Sovereign Nation, and America.

History

Each of the coins in the Proof Dollar Silver Series comes with a face value assigned by the Jamul Sovereign Nation. The indigenous tribes of the United States with federal recognition are considered sovereign nations with the right to issue currency, though the coins cannot be considered legal tender US dollars. The Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians was unified as a singular, federally-recognized entity through an 1853 treaty. The tribe is named for the Cow Creek in Oregon, a region the tribes within the Cow Creek Band historically called home.

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