Description
Introducing Caped Quacker, a fun and eye-catching copper collectible now available through 320 Coins.
This 1 oz CU copper collectible brings a playful duck-themed concept to the lineup, making it a strong choice for collectors who enjoy novelty designs, animal-themed pieces, fun character collectibles, and unique copper art. Its memorable name and easy-to-present theme make it especially appealing for dealers, resellers, and live sellers looking for fresh inventory that can stand out quickly.
The Caped Quaker copper piece has been offered to 320 Coins for distribution, and we will be the only wholesale distributor at this price. If you want in on these, now is the time to secure inventory.
Each piece comes capsulated to help protect the finish and preserve its display-ready presentation. With a limited mintage of only 3,000 pieces, QuackWise offers strong collectible appeal in a small-run release.
Product: QuackWise
Metal: 1 oz CU Copper
Presentation: Capsulated
Mintage: 3,000
ETA: Early/Mid October
Distribution Note: 320 Coins will be the only wholesale distributor at this price
Caped Quacker 1oz Copper
By 320 Coins · Last updated
Caped Quaker is a fun 1 oz copper collectible with strong novelty and live-seller appeal. This limited release comes capsulated for protection and presentation, with a mintage of only 3,000 pieces. 320 Coins has been offered this piece for distribution and will be the only wholesale distributor at this price.
$18.95
SKU: caped-quacker-1oz-copper
Specifications
| Metal Type | Copper |
| Weight | 1oz |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mintage | 3,000 |
| SKU | caped-quacker-1oz-copper |
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