Zombucks Slayed Dollar 1 oz Copper Round

Name: Zombucks Slayed Dollar 1 oz Copper Round
Brand: Hero Bullion
SKU: BPC-00626
Price: 6.99 USD
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SKU: BPC-00626

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When the zombie apocalypse comes you are going to want some currency. The ‘Currency of the Apocalypse’ is Zombucks. The Slayed Dollar would serve as the two dollar denomination. This coin is the apocalypse version of the classic Trade Dollar Silver Coin. This one is beautiful in 1 ADVP ounce of .999 fine copper.

The inspiration for the Zombucks Slayed Dollar is the Trade Silver Coin created by the U.S. Mint. This coin was in circulation from 1873 to 1885. This William Barber design showed the Lady Liberty seated on top of goods and bales of wheat. She is seen holding an olive branch in her right hand. The Trade Dollar was part of a group of coins that was used to buy goods from other countries.

On the obverse side of the Zombucks Slayed Dollar is Lady Liberty, ravaged by zombie virus, sitting on a throne of bones. She is holding a scythe in her right hand and a banner with ‘Z TWO’’ on it. Below her throne is ‘SLAYED DOLLAR’ and ‘2019’.

The reverse side has a gore-splattered biohazard symbol. Around the biohazard symbol is ‘ZOMBUCKS’, ‘CURRENCY OF THE APOLCALYPSE’ and ‘1 oz .999 FINE COPPER’.

Copper is a good metal to invest in because it is a low risk investment. Copper is used in a lot of manufacturing so it definitely has value. At the same time it is used to make beautiful highly collectible coins. Copper has a lower price point than other metals so it is a great entry point for investors.

Get your Zombucks Slayed Dollar 1 oz Copper Round so you are ready for the apocalypse. This coin is a great investment and a great gift for preppers and zombie fans. Be sure to buy one or two or thirty before they are gone.

Date	2019
Mint	Provident Mint
Precious Metal	Copper
Series	Zombucks
Metal Content	1 AVDP oz
Purity	.999 Fine
Condition	Used
Diameter	39 mm
Edge	Reeded
IRA Eligible	Yes

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