The Highland Mint was etablished in the early 1980s in Melbourne, Florida. The mint embodies an American spirit in addition to its geographic location. Its products give collectors excellent service by making classic American designs accessible to individuals with limited funds and those who are committed to obtaining as much silver as they can. Whether you're a collector who wants to admire some iconic designs in bright new silver or you're just a patriotic American who, like me, enjoys their silver rounds.

Vintage Highland Mint Liberty Silver Round BU

The Statue of Liberty's head and partially extended arm are depicted on the obverse. The rays that come from the statue's head are etched with the word "LIBERTY".

The pattern on the reverse side shows the chemical symbol for silver. The words "SILVER" and "AG" are contained in a rectangular shape. There are inscriptions around the rectangle on both sides. "MADE IN THE U.S.A." is etched at the bottom, while ".999" is the purity designation at the top. The weight "1 TROY OUNCE" is on the left of the rectangle, while the content "FINE SILVER" is on the right.

The coin lacks a mint stamp; nevertheless, other Highland Mint coins, such the lunar series, have been produced with same reverse and do have mint marks.

These are the vintage rounds I have recently shown:

Reference
https://agroundworld.com/
https://www.highlandmint.com/pages/about-us
https://www.moderncoinmart.com/mints/highland-mint
https://www.silver.com/highland-mint/
https://www.moneymetals.com/mints/highland-mint

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