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2nd Amendment Is My Gun Permit – The Second Amendment 1791 / Great Seal Bald Eagle Gold-Tone Challenge Coin (Lot of 50)
2nd Amendment Is My Gun Permit – The Second Amendment 1791 / Great Seal Bald Eagle Gold-Tone Challenge Coin (Lot of 50)
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This lot includes 50 x 2nd Amendment “Is My Gun Permit” Challenge Coins – Gold-Tone — a bold, patriotic two-sided pro-2A collectible coin. Vivid American flag enamel with gold skull and crossed pistols on the obverse, and a stunning Great Seal bald eagle with the full Second Amendment inscription on the reverse — all in rich 24K gold electroplate. A must-have for gun rights supporters, collectors, and patriotic retailers.
- Obverse – 2nd Amendment Is My Gun Permit: A large gold skull in ultra-high relief dominates the center, jaw open, with two crossed gold revolvers beneath it — barrels pointed outward. The background is a vivid American flag enamel shield: bold red and white vertical stripes below a blue stars field with 13 white stars. Surrounding text in gold relief along the border: 2ND AMENDMENT (arched top) and IS MY GUN PERMIT (arched bottom). Four star accents at left and right. Reeded rim, 24K gold-tone finish
- Reverse – The Second Amendment / In God We Trust / 1791: The United States Great Seal bald eagle in magnificent full gold relief — spread wings, shield on breast, olive branch and arrows in talons. E Pluribus Unum ribbon in beak. Inscribed at top in arched lettering: THE SECOND AMENDMENT. Below the eagle’s head: IN GOD WE TRUST. On the plaque at the eagle’s breast: 1791. Two crossed flintlock muskets in gold relief below the eagle. Inscribed along the bottom border: UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION. Reeded rim, 24K gold-tone finish
- Size: 40mm diameter
- Material: Zinc alloy with 24K gold electroplate finish, red/white/blue American flag enamel on obverse
- Lot size: 50 coins
- Perfect for: Gun shops, 2A retailers, patriotic gift shops, shooting ranges, NRA/gun rights organizations, and firearms collectors
