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1 oz Silver USA 250th Anniversary Stars and Stripes Coin (2026)

A striking tribute to 250 years of American history.

Celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States of America with this exceptional 1 oz fine silver coin. Uniquely shaped like the continental United States, this collectible honors a milestone in the nation's history while showcasing symbols of freedom, strength, and national pride. Combining an innovative silhouette with timeless patriotic imagery, it is a memorable keepsake of America's semiquincentennial celebration.

Struck in 99.99% pure silver, the coin features a majestic bald eagle set against the iconic Stars and Stripes, creating a bold design that captures the enduring spirit of the nation. Its distinctive map-shaped format transforms this historic anniversary into a work of collectible art, making it a standout addition to any collection celebrating American heritage.

Presented in a custom "exploding fireworks" themed presentation package, this limited mintage release is designed to commemorate one of the most significant anniversaries in U.S. history. Whether you're a collector of fine silver, a history enthusiast, or looking for a meaningful patriotic keepsake, this uniquely shaped coin is a fitting tribute to 250 years of independence.

Obverse Design

• Effigy of King Charles III
• Denomination of $20 SBD
• 2026

Reverse Design

• Detailed bald eagle set against the Stars and Stripes
• Patriotic design celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States
• Finely engraved details highlighting America's heritage and enduring spirit

Special Features

• Uniquely shaped coin in the outline of the United States
• Struck in 99.99% pure silver
• Celebrates the 250th anniversary (Semiquincentennial) of the United States
• Limited mintage
• Presented in a custom "exploding fireworks" presentation package
• An exceptional collectible commemorating one of the most significant milestones in American history