If you have an interest in the iconic weaponry employed by First Nations tribes, then this exciting collection from The Native American Mint is just for you. Each release features a distinct tribe and a weapon they would have used for both combat and survival purposes. In addition, each piece includes a hand-carved colorized war shield design on the front side. BGASC currently has 2022 Proof Blackfoot Maul Curved 1 oz Silver Coins available to you for purchase online.

Coin Highlights:

• Delivered in a presentation box with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Brand-new design in the Curved Weapons Series!
• Limited mintage of only 1,000 pieces worldwide!
• Proof specimen.
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The face value of 1 Dollar is fully backed by the Jamul Sovereign Nation.
• A colorized war shield is found on the obverse.
• An indigenous figure wielding two mauls features in the reverse design.
• Coins are not US legal tender.

Each of these 2022 Blackfoot Maul Curved 1 oz Silver Coins includes selective colorization and proof visuals. As proof specimens, youll note the fields have a mirror-like quality, while the raised devices appear more frosted. These coins will arrive in new condition in their original mint packaging. This includes a protective capsule, a display box, and a Certificate of Authenticity from The Native American Mint.

Obverse

A colorized war shield is featured on the obverse of 2022 Proof Blackfoot Maul 1 oz Silver Coins. The shield prominently features a black bear across the front against a yellow backdrop. The design also includes decorative feathers across the rim.

Reverse

A member of the Blackfoot tribe is found on the reverse of these 2022 Proof Blackfoot Maul Curved 1 oz Silver Coins. Dressed in battle attire, this figure holds a maul in each hand as he prepares for combat. The maul features a handle and a block at the end used for blunt-force attacks. Youll also see inscriptions along the edge that read BLACKFOOT MAUL, ONE DOLLAR, ONE OUNCE, .999 SILVER, 2022.

History

Originally known as the Niitsitapi, the Blackfoot likely earned their current name from their black-soled moccasins. While some say they dyed them black, others claim the color came from the ashes of prairie fires. It is believed that the Blackfoot originated in the far north regions of North America before eventually making their way to the borders of Alberta, Canada, and Northern Montana. Currently, Blackfeet Nation is home to over 17,000 indigenous people, making it one of the largest tribes in North America today.

Ordering

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