1986, Woking Liberty, 1 Troy Pound, .999 Sterling Silver Round

 This is a large silver round coin from 1986. The obverse features a large depiction of the Statue of Liberty in the style of the Walking Liberty coin, a well-known iconic design for American silver coins, and is inscribed with "LIBERTY," "IN GOD WE TRUST," and "1986." The reverse features an American eagle with outstretched wings, a shield, a star, and an olive branch, surrounded by the inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "1 TROY POUND FINE SILVER .999."

 This item is not a legal tender coin, but a privately issued pure silver round coin. It has no face value and is popular as a bullion collector's item, allowing you to appreciate the weight and purity of the silver itself. One troy pound is equivalent to 12 troy ounces, and its impressive size and weight are far superior to a regular 1-ounce silver coin. While the image shows a measured weight of 382.64g including the case or protective film, the standard weight of the round coin itself is approximately 373.24g (one troy pound).

 Product Specifications

 This item is a 1986 1 Troy Pound .999 Fine Silver Round pendant. It is made of pure silver with a purity of .999, and its weight is marked as 1 Troy Pound, which corresponds to 12 troy ounces, or approximately 373.24g. The actual weight shown in the image is 382.64g, which may include the weight of the protective case and film.

 The obverse features a Walking Liberty-style Statue of Liberty design, dated 1986. The reverse side features an American eagle emblem-like design and the silver weight and fineness marking "1 Troy Pound Fine Silver .999" is visible. Due to its large round size, the intricate details of the costume, the flow of the flag, the eagle's wings, shield, and star are all impressive.

 Its diameter is comparable to a large silver coin, and it is larger and thicker than a typical 1-ounce silver coin. Since it is not legal tender, it has no face value, but as a bullion item weighing 12 ounces of pure silver, it can be enjoyed both as a collector's item and as a silver investment.

 History and background

 The Walking Liberty design is highly regarded as a beautiful motif representative of 20th-century American silver coinage. The image of the Statue of Liberty walking towards the sun has influenced many silver coins and silver rounds as a symbol of freedom, hope, and prosperity.

 1986 was also the year the American Silver Eagle was first issued, and the Walking Liberty design once again gained widespread attention. While this item is not legal tender issued by the U.S. Mint, its greatest appeal lies in the fact that you can enjoy its iconic design in a large 1 Troy pound silver round.

 A 1 Troy pound coin is equivalent in weight to 12 regular 1-ounce silver coins. Therefore, it has a very strong weight and presence when held, making it a powerful piece even within a bullion coin collection. This large silver round coin allows you to enjoy both the asset value of silver and a classic American design.

 FAQ

 Is this a coin?
 No, this item is not a legal tender coin, but a privately issued silver round. It has no face value and is a bullion collectible item based on the weight and fineness of the silver.

 What is 1 Troy pound?
 One troy pound is equivalent to 12 troy ounces, or approximately 373.24 grams. This is a large, pure silver round coin, with a silver weight close to that of 12 regular 1-ounce silver coins.

 Is this product made of pure silver?
 Yes, it has "FINE SILVER .999" engraved on the back, and it is a round ring manufactured from .999 pure silver.

 Why is the weight of the image listed as 382.64g?
 The weight shown in the image may include the protective case and film. The stated weight of the round itself is 1 troy pound, approximately 373.24 g.

 Is there a face value?
 No. This item is not legal tender of the United States, and is a silver round coin without a face value. The words "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" are for design purposes only and do not indicate that it is government-issued currency.

 Who would you recommend this to?
 This is recommended for collectors of large silver items, Walking Liberty designs, American Eagle-inspired designs, and pure silver bullion items. It has a substantial weight of 1 Troy pound and makes a striking display piece.

 Will I receive the product shown in the picture?
 The silver round shown on this page is what you will receive. Please check the photos for the condition, as there may be minor scratches, clouding, or reflections on the surface and protective case due to storage.