Add a classic American-inspired design to your collection with this 1 oz American Buffalo .999 Fine Copper Bar. Each bar contains one troy ounce of .999 fine copper and features a bold Buffalo-style design inspired by one of the most recognizable images in U.S. coinage.
The American Buffalo design traces its roots to the famous Buffalo nickel, which was struck from 1913–1938 and designed by sculptor James Earle Fraser. This copper bar is not a U.S. Mint coin and is not legal tender, but it offers collectors an affordable way to enjoy the classic Buffalo theme in a tangible precious-metals-style format.
This bar is a good choice for copper stackers, beginner collectors, history enthusiasts, gift buyers, and anyone building a small metals collection without the higher cost of silver or gold.
One copper bar included. Display items, coins, capsules, and stands are not included.
Key Features
- Contains 1 troy ounce of .999 fine copper
- American Buffalo-inspired design
- Affordable collectible metals item
- Great for copper stackers and beginner collectors
- Popular gift item for coin and bullion enthusiasts
- Lower-cost alternative to silver and gold bullion products
- Compact size for display, storage, or educational collections
Specifications
Product Type: Copper bar / copper ingot
Metal: Copper
Purity: .999 fine copper
Weight: 1 troy ounce
Design: American Buffalo-inspired
Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated / new unless otherwise noted
Legal Tender: No
U.S. Mint Issue: No
Quantity Included: 1 copper bar
Important Note
This is a privately minted copper bar and is not legal tender. It is not an official U.S. Mint coin. Its retail value is primarily based on design, collectibility, condition, and seller/dealer premiums rather than copper melt value alone.
Copper can naturally tone, spot, or darken over time when exposed to air, moisture, oils, or handling. Store in a dry location and handle by the edges when possible.
Ideal For
- Copper stackers
- Beginner bullion collectors
- Coin collectors
- American Buffalo design collectors
- Educational metal collections
- Gift buyers
- History enthusiasts
- Desk displays or starter collections
