In the state of Ohio, it is permissible for citizens 18 years of age and older to open carry without a permit. The open carry laws of the Buckeye State are now honored in the latest release in the Constitutional Open Carry Series from Patriot Coins. These rounds consist of pure copper and feature designs with a unique Ohio flavor. Provident Metals now has 1 oz Constitutional Open Carry Ohio Copper Rounds available to you for purchase online.

Round Highlights:

• Arrives in a flip, tube of 20, or box of 500!
• New open carry round featuring the state of Ohio!
• Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.
• The obverse field depicts a bullet Superman logo.
• On the reverse side is a firearm heraldic eagle rendition.
• Made in the USA.

When you purchase 1 oz Constitutional Open Carry Ohio Copper Rounds in this Provident Metals online listing, they will arrive to you in protective packaging. An individual round will be housed in a plastic flip, while multiples of 20 will be in a tube. Alternatively, an order of 500 pieces will arrive in a box. Each of these rounds was produced by Patriot Coins, a private company based in the United States. They will arrive to you in new condition.

Obverse

On the obverse side of 1 oz Constitutional Open Carry Copper Rounds, youll see the classic Superman logo designed with bullets. This image is a nod to the fact that Superman had his origins in the great city of Cleveland, Ohio. Youll also see inscriptions on the obverse that read ITS A BIRD, ITS A PLANE, ITS OHIO STATE LAW! FUNDAMENTAL, INDIVIDUAL, PREDATES THE CONSTITUTION, VALID EVERYWHERE.

Reverse

The reverse side of 1 oz Ohio Copper Rounds features the official logo of the Constitutional Open Carry Series. Common to all rounds in the collection, this emblem consists of a heraldic eagle clutching firearms in its talons. Above it, there is a pair of laurels with additional firearm imagery placed between them. Inscriptions on the reverse read CONSTITUTIONAL OPEN CARRY, 1 AV OZ .999 COPPER.

History

On December 15^th, 1791, the Bill of Rights was officially ratified by the United States. This historic document consisted of the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution. The 2^nd of these amendments declared the rights for citizens to keep and bear arms, which remains the law of the land to this day. But gun rights remain a hot-button issue. Both sides continue to interpret the finer points of the amendments language, particularly its emphasis on militias when making their arguments.

Ordering

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