Description
Introducing Duck the Halls, a festive shaped copper collectible from 320 Coins.
This holiday release is made from 1 oz copper and features a unique shaped format with double-sided colorized artwork, giving both sides strong seasonal appeal. The playful duck-themed Christmas design makes it a great fit for holiday collectors, gift buyers, dealers, and live sellers looking for fun seasonal inventory that stands out.
Each piece comes capsulated to help protect the finish and preserve its display-ready presentation. With an exceptionally low mintage of only 1,000 pieces, Duck the Halls is a small-run release with strong collector and reseller appeal.
Availability is first come, first serve, so early ordering is strongly recommended.
Product: Duck the Halls
Metal: 1 oz Copper
Format: Shaped
Finish: Double-Sided Colorized
Presentation: Capsulated
Mintage: Only 1,000
ETA: Early December
Availability: First Come, First Serve
Duck the Halls 1oz .999 Copper
By 320 Coins · Last updated
Duck the Halls is a fun holiday 1 oz copper collectible featuring a shaped design with double-sided colorized artwork. This limited release comes capsulated for protection and presentation, with a very low mintage of only 1,000 pieces. First come, first serve.
$17.95
SKU: duck-the-halls-1oz-999-copper
Specifications
| Metal Type | Copper |
| Weight | 1oz |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mint | 320 Coins |
| SKU | duck-the-halls-1oz-999-copper |
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