1 oz Silver Round - America250™ Colorized (TEP)

Product Details

Celebrate 250 years of American independence with this colorized 1 oz silver round from Sunshine Mint, struck for the Semiquincentennial and sealed in a protective plastic holder with an official America250 label.
Round Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver.
• Encapsulated in a protective plastic TEP holder featuring a special America250 insert label.
• Obverse: displays a colorized "July 4th '76" design in bold red, yellow, and blue lettering over an American flag background, with the America250 wordmark below.
• Reverse: features the America250 logo surrounded by stars, along with "1776, 2026," "America," "Semiquincentennial," the Sunshine Mint SMI mark, and the weight and purity of 1 oz .999 Ag.

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America250 Series
The America250 series marks the Semiquincentennial, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, with officially licensed collectibles celebrating the nation's founding. Each release blends patriotic imagery with milestone dates, giving collectors a way to commemorate the anniversary in precious metal. As one of the most significant national anniversaries in American history, the series has drawn strong interest from collectors and patriotic buyers alike.

Sunshine Mint
Sunshine Mint has built a reputation as one of the leading private mints in the United States, supplying silver blanks and rounds to major government mints while also producing its own line of branded bullion. Known for its consistent quality, security features, and Minted in America designation, the mint is a trusted name among collectors and stackers. Its rounds are popular for combining investment grade silver with clean, well executed designs.

The Semiquincentennial and July 4, 1776
On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, formally announcing the thirteen American colonies' break from British rule. The document, largely drafted by Thomas Jefferson, laid out the founding principles of the new nation and remains one of the most significant statements in American history. As the country marks 250 years since that declaration in 2026, the Semiquincentennial stands as a rare, once in a lifetime milestone being commemorated across coins, rounds, and collectibles nationwide.