1 oz Great Horned Owl Copper Round

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In just 1 oz of 999 Fine Copper, this gorgeous round perfectly captures the majestic great horned owl.

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ROUND HIGHLIGHTS

Ships individually in protective packaging
Consisting of 1 oz of 999 Fine Copper
Obverse: Features a great horned owl perched on a branch and the inscription "GREAT HORNED OWL"
Reverse: Features a bald eagle clutching a bundle of arrows and an olive branch, along with the metal weight and purity

The great horned owl is the largest tufted owl in North America and is best defined by their long, earlike tufts, intimidating yellow-eyed stare, and deep hooting voice. Great horned owls eat various prey—from small rodents to skunks and geese. Like other owls, these birds sometimes swallow their prey whole and later regurgitate pellets of bone, fur, and other unwanted parts of their meal.

Specifications

SKU: 9441
Condition: New
Finish: Brilliant Uncirculated
Purity: 999
Country: United States

Weight: 1 oz
Average Thickness (mm): 3.3
Diameter (mm): 39

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1 oz Great Horned Owl Copper Round

In just 1 oz of 999 Fine Copper, this gorgeous round perfectly captures the majestic great horned owl. Secure yours and grow your wealth today! ROUND HIGHLIGHTS *Ships individually in protective packaging *Consisting of 1 oz of 999 Fine Copper *Obverse: Features a great horned owl perched on a branch and the inscription "GREAT HORNED OWL" *Reverse: Features a bald eagle clutching a bundle of arrows and an olive branch, along with the metal weight and purity The great horned owl is the largest tufted owl in North America and is best defined by their long, earlike tufts, intimidating yellow-eyed stare, and deep hooting voice. Great horned owls eat various prey—from small rodents to skunks and geese. Like other owls, these birds sometimes swallow their prey whole and later regurgitate pellets of bone, fur, and other unwanted parts of their meal.