Largest U.S. Legal Tender Frederick Douglass Bullion Coin

Renowned orator, author, anti-slavery and universal suffrage advocate Frederick Douglass was born a slave, but escaped and became one of America's most enduring voices of freedom. In 1962, his Washington home was named a National Historic Site, which then inspired the U.S. Mint's 2017 Frederick Douglass National Historic Site 5 Oz. Silver Bullion Coin. Struck in limited quantities, this 99.9% silver coin is the largest sized U.S. legal tender at 3 inches in diameter, and features over twice the silver of an American Eagle Silver Dollar. This symbolic coin is not available to individuals directly from the U.S. Mint - but now you can claim your very own Frederick Douglass Silver Bullion Coin with this exclusive presentation from The Bradford Exchange Mint.

Grandly sized at three inches in diameter, this precious collectible coin contains 5 Troy ounces of precious 99.9% silver. The reverse features Thomas Hipschen and Phebe Hemphill's imagery of Douglass at his writing desk and his home, while the obverse features John Flanagan’s classic George Washington portrait. A side view of your silver bullion coin shows that the coin’s fineness and weight are incused on the edge with the words ".999 FINE SILVER 5.0 OUNCE". This presentation even includes a deluxe display box with flip-up tray for easel-style display of your coin, which arrives sealed within crystal-clear, tamper-proof holder. Strong demand is expected, so don’t wait. Order now!