In the state of Ohio, adults 18 or older have the ability to open carry without a permit. In recognition of this law, the Buckeye State is featured in the latest release in the Constitutional Open Carry Series from Patriot Coins. Using the Second Amendment for support, this thought-provoking collection aims to raise awareness for the constitutional right of US citizens to keep and bear arms. Today, you can purchase 1 oz Constitutional Open Carry Ohio Silver Rounds online from Provident Metals.

Round Highlights:

• Delivered in a plastic flip, a tube of 20, or a box of 500!
• Latest entry in the Constitutional Open Carry collection!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The obverse field depicts a bullet Superman logo.
• On the reverse side of the round is the official series emblem.
• Made in the USA.

When you order 1 oz Constitutional Open Carry Ohio Rounds in this online Provident Metals listing, they will arrive to you in individual plastic flips. Alternately, multiples of 20 are delivered in tubes, while orders of 500 ship in a box. Produced in the USA by Patriot Coins, these rounds contain genuine .999 pure silver and will arrive to you in brand-new condition.

Obverse

The classic Superman logo is shown on the obverse face of Constitutional Open Carry Ohio Silver Rounds. This image consists of a shield-like badge with the letter S in the center. But in keeping with the theme of the series, the letter is arranged with individual bullets. Youll see inscriptions also on the obverse reading ITS A BIRD, ITS A PLANE, ITS OHIO STATE LAW! FUNDAMENTAL, INDIVIDUAL, PREDATES THE CONSTITUTION, VALID EVERYWHERE.

Reverse

The official Constitutional Open Carry emblem is found on the reverse of 1 oz Constitutional Open Carry Ohio Silver Rounds. In this image, which is common to all rounds in the series, youll see a heraldic eagle carrying two firearms in its talons. Youll also find on the reverse inscriptions reading CONSTITUTIONAL OPEN CARRY, ONE OZ .999 SILVER.

History

The presence of the Superman logo on these rounds is due to the fact that Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster conceived of Superman in the state of Ohio in 1938. Arranging the logo with bullets is the mints way to acknowledge that Ohio is an Open Carry state. As such, citizens can open carry without a permit in areas like restaurants, state parks, and roadside areas. However, open carry is prohibited in several areas, including bars, places of worship, and government buildings.

Ordering

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