2026 Liberia American Revolution Midnight Ride 1.776 oz Copper 5-Coin PRE-ORDER
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ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: AUGUST 2026
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
This unique five-bar copper coin set from Liberia honors the 250th anniversary of the United States with a continuous narrative design.
The reverse designs collectively depict Paul Revere's historic midnight ride and the opening conflicts of the American Revolution across five connected panels.
Individual segments include detailed depictions of the Redcoats, the hanging of the signal lanterns, the Midnight Ride, the battle at North Bridge, and the colonial Patriots.
A proof-like finish highlights the intricate sculptural details and gives the warm copper surfaces a striking, reflective appearance.
The total copper content across the five-bar set equals exactly 1.776 troy ounces in a direct tribute to the historic founding year of 1776.
The obverse of each legal tender bar features the official coat of arms of the Republic of Liberia alongside its face value.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
• Issuing Country: Republic of Liberia
• Year of Issue: 2026
• Face Value: Quarter Dollar (per bar)
• Weight: 1.776 oz (total set weight)
• Metal Content: Copper
• Purity: .999 Fine Copper
• Finish: Prooflike
• Shape: Rectangular (5-Coin Set)
• Packaging: Single Protective Capsule with Certificate of Authenticity
• Legal Tender Status: Official Legal Tender
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Estimated arrival: AUGUST 2026.
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