Description
Introducing 90s Replay, a nostalgic large-format copper collectible from 320 Coins.
This premium release is struck in 5 oz CU copper and features a distinctive shaped format with double-sided colorized artwork, giving both sides strong visual impact. The 90s-inspired theme brings back the look, attitude, and nostalgia of the decade in a collectible built for fans of retro culture, throwback designs, and unique copper art.
Each piece comes capsulated to help protect the finish and preserve its display-ready presentation. With a limited mintage of only 2,500 pieces, 90s Replay is a strong fit for collectors, dealers, resellers, gift buyers, and live sellers looking for a fun, nostalgia-driven release with broad appeal.
Product: 90s Replay
Metal: 5 oz CU Copper
Format: Shaped
Finish: Double-Sided Colorized
Presentation: Capsulated
Mintage: Only 2,500
ETA: January
90s Replay 5oz .999 Copper
By 320 Coins · Last updated
90s Replay is a bold 5 oz copper collectible featuring a unique shaped design with double-sided colorized artwork. This limited 320 Coins Product Drop comes capsulated for protection and presentation, with a mintage of only 2,500 pieces.
$21.95
SKU: 90s-replay-5oz-999-copper
Specifications
| Metal Type | Copper |
| Weight | 5oz |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mint | 320 Coins |
| SKU | 90s-replay-5oz-999-copper |
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