Golden State Mint Buffalo Rounds are a rendition of James Earle Fraser's classic design of the Buffalo Nickel issued in 1913.Fraser's Indian Head nickel design is regarded as among the best designs of any U.S. coins.
The obverse (front) of this silver round depicts a Native American and with the motto "LIBERTY" on top right. The reverse (back) of the rounds depicts a standing American bison (buffalo) atop a mound of dirt. Supposedly, the bison was modeled after "Black Diamond" in the New York Central Park Zoo. The rounds are hallmark stamped with their weight, purity and Golden State Mint and have a reeded edge.
Golden State Mint began making the Silver Buffalo Rounds in 1981, and have continued making these medallions daily in silver bullion due to their popularity. These medallions are an excellent way to buy silver bullion, easily stacked and stored, and perfect for investors and collectors alike.