Description
Introducing Block Lion, the first release in the new Brick Beast Series from 320 Coins.
This new product release brings a powerful lion design into a bold brick-inspired collectible style. Struck in a large 5 oz CU copper format, Block Lion delivers the size, weight, and visual presence collectors look for in premium copper art pieces.
The design features an antiqued and colorized finish, giving the piece a rugged collectible look while adding strong detail and display appeal. Each piece comes secured in a capsule for protection, storage, resale, or long-term collecting.
As the 1st of 5 in the Brick Beast Series, Block Lion sets the foundation for a distinctive collectible set built around powerful animal themes and bold block-style artwork.
With a small limited mintage of only 1,000 pieces, this release is a strong fit for collectors of wildlife designs, lion-themed pieces, specialty copper art, and limited-mintage series.
New Product Release
1st of 5 in the Brick Beast Series
Metal: 5 oz CU Copper
Finish: Antiqued and Colorized
Mintage: 1,000
Presentation: Capsule
Block Lion 5oz Copper
By 320 Coins · Last updated
Block Lion is the first release in the Brick Beast Series from 320 Coins. This premium 5 oz copper collectible features an antiqued and colorized design with bold brick-style beast artwork and strong display appeal. Limited to only 1,000 pieces, each collectible comes protected in a capsule.
$24.95
SKU: block-lion-5oz-copper
Specifications
| Metal Type | Copper |
| Weight | 5oz |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mintage | 1,000 |
| SKU | block-lion-5oz-copper |
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