Scottsdale Mint celebrates Americas semiquincentennial with a special America 250-themed silver bullion collection that combines patriotic imagery with the mints respected craftsmanship. Known for producing creative bullion designs and quality silver products, the Arizona-based mint uses this collection to highlight themes connected to the nations founding and fight for independence. Today, 1 oz Colorized Scottsdale Mint Liberty or Death Silver Rounds are available online from BGASC.

Highlights:

• Comes with a capsule on a chipboard!
• Available from Scottsdale Mints America 250 series!
• Colorized obverse artwork!
• Creative Liberty or Death design!
• Contains 1 troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Obverse depicts a mighty bald eagle bursting through the American flag.
• Reverse includes the Scottsdale Lion image.

Each 1 oz Colorized Scottsdale Mint Liberty or Death Silver Round available here is housed in an individual capsule secured to a chipboard display. The colorized obverse design was created as part of the celebration marking 250 years since the founding of the United States.

Obverse

Obverse visuals on the Colorized Scottsdale Mint Liberty or Death Silver Round feature an American bald eagle emerging through the stars and stripes of the national flag. Together, the eagle and flag create a classic patriotic scene representing independence, strength, and pride in the nations history. The added colorized finish helps bring extra detail and contrast to the artwork.

Reverse

Reverse design features on the 1 oz Colorized Liberty or Death Silver Round include the official Scottsdale Mint lion emblem. The image shows a forward-facing lion with an elaborate mane surrounding its face. A decorative crown appears above the lions head, completing the mints recognizable symbol.

History

The phrase Liberty or Death has long been connected to the spirit of the American Revolution. Its roots come from Patrick Henrys historic address to the Virginia Convention in 1775, where he called on the colonies to stand firmly against British authority. His speech became one of the most memorable moments leading up to the Revolutionary War, and the phrase itself quickly became a symbol of sacrifice and commitment to freedom. Some colonial fighters even wore the slogan on their clothing before entering battle.

Ordering

Please contact BGASC if you have any questions about buying silver. You can call us at 888-992-4272, chat with us online through web chat, or send us an email directly.