PAMP Solomon Islands 1/4 oz Statue of Liberty Gold Round (In Assay)

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A Quarter Ounce of Liberty, Sealed by PAMP

This is a quarter troy ounce of .9999 fine gold, struck by PAMP in Switzerland as Solomon Islands legal tender. The reverse shows the Statue of Liberty’s crowned face and rays, and every coin comes sealed in a PAMP assay card that states its fineness, weight and proof quality. It is a small, recognizable way to hold real gold with a Swiss refiner’s name on the card.

 

The Lady in the Harbor

France gave the Statue of Liberty to the United States, and it was dedicated in New York Harbor on October 28, 1886. The sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi built her as a figure of liberty lighting the way, and for generations of immigrants arriving by sea she was the first thing they saw of America.

 

PAMP did not put the whole statue on this coin. The reverse moves in close on her face and crown, with the spiked rays of the crown fanning out behind her head. The assay card repeats the same view large in the background, so the coin sits inside a bigger picture of the statue it is taken from.

 

On the coin in our photos, the obverse carries the Solomon Islands’ legal tender details: the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, with “SOLOMON ISLANDS”, “AU 999.9”, “25 DOLLARS” and the year of issue around the rim. That combination is why this piece is a coin rather than a round. A private round has no issuing government and no face value. This one has both.

 

What the Assay Card Tells You

PAMP is one of the best-known gold refiners in the world, and its assay card is the reason many buyers choose PAMP in the first place. Each card carries its own certificate number, the metal fineness (Au 999.9), the metal weight (1/4 oz), the quality (Proof) and the signature of PAMP’s certified assayer.

 

The card is a sealed package, and the seal is the certificate. Keep the coin inside it. A coin that has been removed loses the card’s assurance, and a buyer down the line will want to see it intact. The card also protects the proof surface, which marks easily when handled bare.

 

Are Quarter Ounce Coins a Good Deal?

Fractional gold products tend to sell at higher premiums on a per-ounce basis than full 1 troy ounce coins. Take advantage of competitive pricing on this fractional gold coin from the renowned PAMP Suisse brand to compound your savings.

 

Specifications

The PAMP Solomon Islands 1/4 oz Statue of Liberty coin holds 0.25 troy ounces of .9999 fine gold, struck by PAMP Suisse at 22 mm with a reeded edge. It carries a $25 Solomon Islands face value, ships sealed in its PAMP assay card, and is listed as IRA eligible. Date, mint, purity, denomination, certification, designer, diameter, edge and IRA details are all in this page’s specifications tab.

 

Solomon Islands Statue of Liberty FAQ

Is this a coin or a round?

It is a coin. The Solomon Islands issues it as legal tender with a $25 face value, and the obverse carries the national inscriptions and the monarch’s portrait. A round is a private strike with no face value.

 

Why is a coin with the Statue of Liberty from the Solomon Islands?

The Solomon Islands issues legal tender coins struck by private mints, and PAMP struck this one with Lady Liberty on the reverse. The coin is not a US Mint issue, even though the subject is American.

 

Should I take the coin out of the assay card?

No. The sealed card is what certifies the fineness, weight and quality, and it carries a unique certificate number. Opening it removes that assurance and exposes the proof surface to handling marks.

 

What year will I receive?

Any available year. We ship from current stock, so the date on your coin may not match the one pictured. The gold content, the Statue of Liberty design, and the assay card are the same whatever the year.

 

Is it IRA eligible?

Yes, it is listed as IRA eligible in the Specifications tab. Check with your IRA custodian before you buy, since each custodian sets its own list of accepted products.

 

Prefer your PAMP gold in a bar? See our full range of PAMP gold bars, each sealed in the same style of assay card.

 

A quarter ounce of Swiss gold with Lady Liberty on the face. Add the PAMP Solomon Islands 1/4 oz Statue of Liberty Gold Coin to your cart.

Date

Various

Mint

PAMP Suisse, Solomon Islands

Precious Metal

Gold

Metal Content

0.25 Troy Ounces

Purity

.9999 Fine

Denomination

$25

Certification

Assay Card

Designer

Ian Rank-Broadley

Diameter

22 mm

Edge

Reeded

IRA Eligible

Yes

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