7K Metals introduced a new collectible coin on the market - Miss Liberty Coin Collection

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Aug. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Introducing 7K Metals' Miss Liberty Coin Collection

7K Metals is renowned for creating unique precious metals coins, many of which follow specific themes.

Among their various Coin Collections, you'll find bullion coins dedicated to The Roman Empire, Belarus, US State Animals, and even Mythical Creatures.

Now, having joined forces with award-winning numismatist Miles Standish, they've begun work on a new Miss Liberty Coin Collection that patriots and coin collectors can really get excited about.

"For seven years, I thought about the fact that the Statue of Liberty − Miss Liberty − had never been shown or designed on a legal tender coin depicting views of both the front and back of this important, symbolic monument. That's what these new bullion coins beautifully show," explained Standish

Miss Liberty Coin Collection

Featuring both gold and silver bullion coins as well as a commemorative silver note, these designs feature Lady Liberty from various perspectives and placements along the New York skyline.

The impression this collection conveys is one of triumph over adversity as the statue of Lady Liberty stands tall holding her flame, a representation of freedom and strength.

Miss Liberty 1oz Silver Coin

• Year: 2019
• Country of Issue: Cook Islands
• Mint: Germany
• Face Value: 5 Dollars
• Metal: Fine Silver
• Metal Purity: 0.999
• Weight: 1 Troy Ounce
• Mintage: 1886

This design features a full view of Lady Liberty in green in front of a beautiful silver display of New York City. The coin's obverse shows a view of Lady Liberty from the front against the New York City skyline, while its reverse shows Lady Liberty from behind, overlooking a ship and an alternative NYC skyline design.

The obverse contains the statement: Embracing the Present and looking to the Future

Miss Liberty 2oz Silver Coin

• Year: 2019
• Country of Issue: Cook Islands
• Mint: German
• Face Value: Ten Dollars
• Metal: Fine Silver
• Metal Purity: 0.999
• Weight: 2 Troy Ounces
• Mintage: 1,028

While similar in design, the Miss Liberty 2oz Silver Coin reveals a closer image of Lady Liberty on both the obverse and reverse sides of the coin, as well as the statement Embracing the Present and looking to the Future encircling the coin's inner circumference.

Miss Liberty 5oz 9/11 20th Anniversary Commemorative Silver Coin

• Year of Issue: 2021
• Country of Issue: Cook Islands
• Mint: Mayer Mint
• Face Value: 25 Dollars
• Coin Weight: 5 Troy Ounce
• Metal Purity: 0.999
• Metal Composition: Fine Silver
• Mintage: 911
• Features: Ultra High Relief, part. Coloured

Similar in design to the 1oz coin, the 5oz silver coin shows a full view of lady liberty—front-facing on the obverse and back-facing on the reverse—against the New York City skyline.

Miss Liberty 5 Gram 20th Anniversary Commemorative Silver Note

• Year of Issue: 2021
• Country of Issue: Cook Islands
• Mint: Mayer Mint
• Face Value: 1 Dollar
• Note Weight: 5 gram
• Metal Purity: 0.999
• Metal Composition: Fine Silver
• Mintage: 5,000
• Available in both graded and bullion

This silver note features Lady Liberty as seen from behind overlooking New York City with a prominent view of the Twin Towers.

Miss Liberty Half-Gram 9/11 20th Anniversary Commemorative Gold Coin

• Country of Issue: Cook Islands
• Mint: Mayer Mint
• Year of Issue: 2021
• Face Value: 5 Dollars
• Metal Purity: .9999
• Metal Composition: Pure Gold
• Coin Weight: 1/2 gram
• Size: 11 mm
• Finish: Proof
• Mintage: 5,000

A bold and more minimalist design, this gold coin shows an up-close view of Lady Liberty against New York City on the obverse, while the reverse displays Lady Liberty from behind overlooking a ship.
7K's First Collaboration With Renowned Coin Grader & Numismatic Guaranty Corp VP, Miles Standish
The Lady Liberty Coin Collection is a promising start that has piqued the interest of patriots and rare coin collectors.

Miles began his career in the coin industry in 1984 when he was hired on as a grader for America's Oldest Grading services, ANACS.

He would later work for Michael G. DeFalco with silver dollars, toned coins, and commemoratives, as well as working as a coin buyer for Wayne Miller and Steve Countursi.

In 1995, Miles became part owner of PCGS, leaving in 2005 to become vice chairman and chief numismatist of ANACS.

Miles currently serves as vice president of NGC.

Media Contact

Jason Arfmann, 7K Metal, (208) 314-2587, [email protected]

SOURCE 7K Metal