Few classic American coin designs have remained as recognizable as Walking Liberty. First introduced in 1916 by sculptor Adolph A. Weinman, the design arrived during what many consider one of the greatest periods in the history of American coin design. As the nation’s circulating coinage evolved in the early 20th century, Walking Liberty became one of its most enduring and admired images. Today, 1 oz Colorized SilverTowne Walking Liberty Copper Rounds are available online from BullionMax.

Round Highlights:

• Round arrives in a plastic capsule!
• Stunning obverse colorization!
• Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.
• Obverse captures the figure of Walking Liberty.
• Reverse includes the American bald eagle.

These 1 oz Colorized SilverTowne Walking Liberty Copper Rounds are produced in the United States by SilverTowne Mint and come packaged in protective plastic capsules. Each piece showcases detailed colorization on the obverse, with Liberty dressed in a flowing robe featuring the red, white, and blue of the American flag. The surrounding landscape is brought to life with green rolling hills, a bright yellow sunrise above distant mountains, and a vibrant blue sky in the background.

The obverse of the Colorized SilverTowne Walking Liberty Copper Round features Adolph A. Weinman’s famous Walking Liberty design in left-profile relief. Liberty moves confidently toward the rising sun as rays of light spread across the horizon from behind the mountains. The inscription “Liberty” curves along the upper rim, while “In God We Trust” is positioned behind Liberty’s extended back leg.

The reverse of the 1 oz Colorized Walking Liberty Copper Round uses SilverTowne Mint’s familiar copper round reverse. A bald eagle is shown from the rear with its wings spread wide across the design. The inscription “USA” appears in front of the eagle beneath a pair of horizontal lines, while a single star below completes the balanced layout.

When creating Walking Liberty, Adolph A. Weinman drew inspiration from classical artistic traditions, particularly the work of French sculptor Auguste Rodin and the Beaux-Arts movement. These influences helped shape Liberty into a figure full of natural movement and energy rather than a formal, stationary portrait. Weinman also looked to ancient Greek coinage, where full-length figures in motion were used to create strong, expressive designs that continue to influence numismatic art today.

If you have any questions about these copper rounds, BullionMax customer service is available to help at 800-729-3202. You can also reach us by email for additional assistance.