1 oz Silver Round - Scottsdale Mint (Buffalo Girl)

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Honor the spirit of the American frontier with this 1 oz Scottsdale Buffalo Girl Silver Round, pairing a Lakota woman in a war bonnet with a majestic American bison, struck in .9999 fine silver in tribute to the legendary Minnie Hollow Wood.
Round Highlights:

• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 fine silver.
• Comes in a protective plastic flip.
• Obverse: Features a right profile portrait of a young Lakota woman wearing a feathered war bonnet, honoring the bravery of Minnie Hollow Wood at the Battle of Little Big Horn.
• Reverse: Depicts an American bison in a realistic frontal close up, inscribed 1 Troy Ounce alongside the Scottsdale Mint logo.
• Guaranteed by APMEX.

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A Tribute Reimagined
The Buffalo Girl design draws inspiration from James Earle Fraser's iconic 1913 Buffalo Nickel, one of the most celebrated coin designs in American history. Scottsdale Mint reimagined that legacy through the story of Minnie Hollow Wood, a young Lakota woman who earned the rare honor of wearing a war bonnet after showing extraordinary bravery in battle. While Native American women did not traditionally wear headdresses, the design was created specifically to honor her singular achievement.

Scottsdale Mint
Founded in 2008 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona, Scottsdale Mint has earned a reputation as one of the leading names in the precious metals industry, sometimes nicknamed the Benz of Bullion. The mint combines fine artistry with modern technology to produce bullion, coins, and rounds recognized and circulated in more than 40 countries worldwide. Its diverse range of themed silver rounds has made it a favorite among collectors seeking distinctive designs beyond traditional bullion.

Minnie Hollow Wood and the American Bison
Among the warriors who fought against General Custer's 7th Cavalry at the Battle of Little Big Horn in 1876 was Minnie Hollow Wood, a Lakota woman who stood alongside male warriors in defense of her home and culture. Her courage earned her the rare honor of wearing a war bonnet, making her one of the few women in her tribe ever granted that distinction. The American bison featured on the reverse held equally deep significance for the Lakota people, providing food, shelter, and clothing while symbolizing strength, abundance, and the interconnectedness of life.