Peace Dollar Design .999 Fine Copper Bullion Round

This is a contemporary bullion round struck from one AVDP (Avoirdupois) ounce of .999 fine copper. The reverse of the round features a design faithful to the historic US Peace Dollar (issued 1921–1935), depicting a bald eagle perched on a mountain crag, clutching an olive branch, with the word 'PEACE' inscribed below. Encircling the central image are the dual legends 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' and 'E PLURIBUS UNUM', which are hallmarks of the original legal tender design. However, this is a private mint issue, clearly distinguished by the outer rim inscriptions 'COPPER .999 FINE' and 'ONE AVDP OUNCE'. The round possesses a vibrant, reddish-orange metallic luster typical of fresh copper, housed within a protective clear plastic circular capsule. The strike appears sharp with well-defined feather details on the eagle and crisp lettering throughout. There is no visible oxidation or green patina, though some minor hairline scratches or smudges may be present on the surface of the plastic capsule itself. Unlike the original silver Peace Dollar, this item is a commodity-based bullion product intended for collectors and investors in base metals, likely manufactured within the last ten to fifteen years by a private American mint.