Key Features
 
Struck from 10 troy ounces of .999 fine silver
 
Obverse: Depicts Liberty wielding a sword alongside the inscription E Pluribus Unum
 
Reverse: Features a fasces with a coiled snake, accompanied by the bar’s weight and purity markings
 
 
Design Overview
 
The obverse presents a powerful and detailed portrayal of Liberty, shown holding a sword in one hand and the American flag in the other. Above her, a flowing banner bears the inscription E PLURIBUS UNUM, while a small shield to her right displays IN GOD WE TRUST. A subtle checkered background enhances depth and contrast, allowing the central imagery to stand out with striking clarity. The design conveys the enduring principle that liberty is safeguarded through unity—many individuals bound together as one nation with a shared purpose.
 
On the reverse, the imagery centers on a fasces—a traditional Roman symbol representing strength through collective unity—depicted as a tightly bound bundle of rods with an axe head extending from the top. Positioned in front of the fasces is a rattlesnake, evoking the historic Don’t Tread on Me symbolism of American independence and vigilance. Together, these elements underscore the message that unity is the source of national strength, while also serving as a reminder that those united will stand firm in defense of their shared rights and freedoms.