Description
Introducing the Snowy Owl, the 6th release in the North American Wildlife Series from 320 Coins.
This collectible series celebrates the strength, beauty, and character of North America’s most recognized wildlife. The Snowy Owl release features a striking colorized design that highlights one of the most iconic birds of the northern wilderness, known for its bright white plumage, piercing eyes, and silent hunting presence.
Each piece is struck in 1 Troy oz of .999 copper and finished in high relief, giving the artwork added depth, texture, and display appeal. The colorized Snowy Owl design brings the animal to life, making it a standout addition for wildlife collectors, copper collectors, and fans of limited-mintage series.
Every piece comes secured in a premium assay-style card, offering both protection and a polished presentation for long-term collecting or resale display.
This is the 6th release in a planned 40-piece North American Wildlife animal series, with a limited mintage of only 5,000 pieces.
Expected arrival: September 2026
MAP: $13
North American Wildlife - Snowy Owl 1oz Copper
By 320 Coins · Last updated
North American Wildlife Series: Snowy Owl is the 6th release in a planned 40-piece wildlife collectible series. This 1 Troy oz .999 copper piece features a beautiful colorized Snowy Owl design, struck in high relief and secured in a premium assay-style card. Limited mintage of 5,000 pieces, with expected arrival in September 2026. MAP: $13.
$24.99
SKU: snow-owl-1oz-copper
Specifications
| Metal Type | Copper |
| Weight | 1oz |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mintage | 5,000 |
| SKU | snow-owl-1oz-copper |
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