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Copper is often used to strengthen other metals, particularly as an alloy, so to "buff up" the Zombuck series copper rounds have been added.
This round is based on the US Buffalo Nickel or Indian Head Nickel struck by the US mint from 1913 to 1938. But something has changed. This once massive bison now wanders the plains, decaying where he stands. The zombified buffalo is centred on the round and surrounded by the inscription "The American Zombuff 2018 and Z Fifty". Unlike the previous two rounds, the denomination (fifty) is actually spelled out in tribute to the coin it was based on.
The Black diamond Bison, weighing about 1,500 pounds used to amaze the masses with his gigantic size. Now he ravenously chases the masses.
The reverse side shows a bio-hazard symbol with blood splattered around it, reminding humans of the apocalypse hazards, with the year 2018 and Zombucks.
Made from one Avoirdupois (or bathroom scale) ounce of 999 copper, the 2018 Copper Zombuff is the third release in the Zombucks series. It follows the Walker and Morgue Anne rounds and precedes 7 others in both silver and copper, with each commemorating historical coins and historical figures in numismatic history.
ABOUT ELEMETAL MINT
Elemetal Mint was created in 2015 by the joint forces of Provident Metals, NTR Metals and Ohio Precious Metals and is now the largest private mint in the United States. Elemetal Mint specializes in producing both gold and silver bullion. It became famous for its innovative and outstanding silver bars and rounds and its recycling and environmentally friendly production approach. For example, the company's unique Snap Bullion silver bars feature pre-cut lines on their surfaces that allow you to break apart bulk sizes of silver bars without damaging their original packaging.
In multiples of 20 these rounds will be shipped in a plastic tube.
| 2929 | |
| 2014 | |
| Brilliant Uncirculated | |
| 999 | |
| United States | |
| Elemetal | |
| 2014 | |
| The Zombified profile of the Black Diamond Buffalo from the iconic buffalo round with the inscription above and below of "The American Zombuff 2018 TWO Zombucks™ ". | |
| Biohazard symbol - Zombucks - 1 oz .999 fine Copper - Currency of the Apocalypse - Provident Metals compass logo |
| 1 oz | |
| 39.3 | |
| 3.25 |
Copper is often used to strengthen other metals, particularly as an alloy, so to "buff up" the Zombuck series copper rounds have been added.
This round is based on the US Buffalo Nickel or Indian Head Nickel struck by the US mint from 1913 to 1938.
But something has changed.
This once massive bison now wanders the plains, decaying where he stands.
The zombified buffalo is centred on the round and surrounded by the inscription "The American Zombuff 2018 and Z Fifty".
Unlike the previous two rounds, the denomination (fifty) is actually spelled out in tribute to the coin it was based on.
The Black diamond Bison, weighing about 1,500 pounds used to amaze the masses with his gigantic size.
Now he ravenously chases the masses.
The reverse side shows a bio-hazard symbol with blood splattered around it, reminding humans of the apocalypse hazards, with the year 2018 and Zombucks.
Made from one Avoirdupois (or bathroom scale) ounce of 999 copper, the 2018 Copper Zombuff is the third release in the Zombucks series. It follows the Walker and Morgue Anne rounds and precedes 7 others in both silver and copper, with each commemorating historical coins and historical figures in numismatic history.
ABOUT ELEMETAL MINT
Elemetal Mint was created in 2015 by the joint forces of Provident Metals, NTR Metals and Ohio Precious Metals and is now the largest private mint in the United States. Elemetal Mint specializes in producing both gold and silver bullion. It became famous for its innovative and outstanding silver bars and rounds and its recycling and environmentally friendly production approach. For example, the company's unique Snap Bullion silver bars feature pre-cut lines on their surfaces that allow you to break apart bulk sizes of silver bars without damaging their original packaging.