The silver coins from the Native American Mints Proof Dollar Series are as impressive as any sovereign mint collection. The coins in this series represent a different indigenous tribe, region of North America, and animal species on the obverse and reverse with each release. Right now, you can buy 2021 Proof West Virginia Seneca Wild Boar 1 oz Silver Coins online from Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual protective acrylic capsule!
• 40^th coin issue in the Proof Native American Silver Dollar Series!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value fully backed by the Jamul Sovereign Nation.
• A tribal figure from the Seneca is found on the obverse.
• The image of a wild boar features on the reverse.
• Commemorates the Seneca influence in West Virginia.
• Issued for West Virginia in the series.
• Satin-proof specimens.

With your purchase of the 2021 Proof West Virginia Seneca Wild Boar 1 oz Silver Coin from Provident Metals, you will receive a specimen that boasts satin-proof visuals. Coins with this type of visual finish have frost-like design elements and mirrored design fields. The coins are housed inside of protective acrylic capsules.

Obverse

A tribal figure from the Seneca people is found on the obverse of 2021 Proof West Virginia Seneca Wild Boar Silver Coins. The Seneca are part of the Iroquois-speaking culture from the Great Lakes Region near Lake Ontario. As a member of the Iroquois League, the Seneca were the westernmost in range and often dominated the regions from Western New York into Pennsylvania, Ohio, and further south. The Seneca warned the colonial government of Virginia in 1744 that they had conquered the people of the regions west of the great mountains of Virginia.

Reverse

The image of a wild boar is depicted on the reverse side of the 2021 Proof West Virginia Seneca Wild Boar 1 oz Silver Coins. The design shows off the power and bulk of the boar, a creature that can attack with speed and tenacity using its tusks to gore its enemies.

History

Cultural groups from the Iroquois League first appeared in what is now West Virginia in the late 1500s as the tribes of the league moved into the region to push out the Huron. In the century to follow, the Mingo people, a cultural group within the Seneca tribe and Iroquois League, settled in the region. Other tribes used the region as a seasonal hunting ground, leaving a lasting legacy for the Seneca in the area.

Ordering

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