George Rogers Clark National Monument Silver Coin

Brief History

The George Rogers Clark National Historical Park commemorates the bravery of Lieutenant Colonel George Rogers Clark during the American Revolution. Clark and his men captured British posts along the Mississippi River and caused the surrender of Fort Sackville in 1779 after marching over 150 miles in harsh winter weather.

Located in Vincennes, Indiana, the historical park and memorial sits on 24.3 acres. It was completed in 1936 and dedicated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The historical park sees upwards of 140,000 visitors per year.

Coin Facts

• Mint: U.S. Mint (West Point)
• Type: Bullion (Investment)
• Mintage: Minted in 2017, final mintage to be determined
• Silver Content: 0.999 fine silver
• Diameter: 76.2 mm in diameter (3 in.)
• Thickness: 3.25 mm in thickness (0.128 in.)
• Weight: 5 troy ounces (155.5g)
• Face Value: $0.25

• Coin Highlights:
• Contains 0.999 pure silver
• Coin quality is guaranteed by the U.S. Mint
• The 40th overall America the Beautiful release
• The George Rogers Clark coin is the final series release for 2017
• Final design is chosen by the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury

Why Buy?

The America the Beautiful Coin series appeals to traditional silver investors and coin collectors. Each of these beautiful silver coins consists of five troy ounces of investment grade, .999 fine silver. And because these coins are minted by the US federal government, the weight and purity of each is guaranteed. Consequently, America the Beautiful silver coins may be included in a self-directed precious metals IRA.

And because each design is minted for a limited time, each has a limited mintage, which makes them more attractive to collectors and valuable on the secondary market.