1776 · 2026

Revolution

The Road to 250

250 Years of American History

Six months. Six coins. Two hundred and fifty years in the making.

Revolution: Road to 250 is a limited-run, six-coin series of American Silver Eagles struck to mark America's semiquincentennial — a word almost as heavy as the milestone itself. From July through December, we're releasing one themed coin each month, tracing the arc of the American experiment from the ink still drying on the Declaration to whatever the next 250 years have the nerve to throw at us.

Each coin is a genuine 1 oz .999 fine American Silver Eagle. Walking Liberty stands in full silver relief on every piece, with original colorized artwork beside her marking a defining chapter of the story — six scenes, one Liberty, walking the whole road with us.

Six releases, one continuous story — each coin struck in silver that carries more history than an ounce of metal has any right to hold.

History doesn't repeat itself — but it does mint pretty well.

The collection

Six coins. One road.

From the Declaration to the next 250 years — each month brings a new chapter of the American story, struck in silver.

Coin 1 · July

The Declaration

It started with a piece of paper and 56 signatures that were, technically speaking, treason. The Declaration honors the moment a handful of colonists decided that "we hold these truths to be self-evident" was a better opening line than "Dear King George, please." John Hancock's signature blazes across parchment beside Old Glory and Liberty herself — the road to 250 begins here, with ink, nerve, and the audacity to sign your real name big enough for the king to read without his glasses.

Coin 2 · August

The Revolution

Lexington. Concord. Valley Forge. Yorktown. The Revolution honors the eight long years between declaring independence and actually winning it — a war fought by farmers, blacksmiths, and shopkeepers who picked up muskets because someone had to. Redcoats and Continentals clash through the smoke beside Liberty's steady silver form, a reminder that freedom isn't declared so much as defended — usually in bad weather, with worse boots.

Coin 3 · September

The Constitution

Winning a war is hard. Writing the rulebook afterward is harder. The Constitution commemorates the summer of 1787, when 55 delegates gathered by candlelight to argue, compromise, and somehow emerge with a document that's been debated, amended, and revered for nearly 250 years. Franklin, Madison, and the framers are captured mid-deliberation beside Liberty — "We the People," three words and one experiment, still running.

Coin 4 · October

Westward Expansion

From the Louisiana Purchase to the Pacific, Westward Expansion honors the era when the map kept getting bigger and the country kept chasing the horizon. Covered wagons roll toward the mountains beside Liberty in silver — pioneers, prospectors, and roughly one million miles of wagon ruts. A coin for anyone who believes the next ridge is always worth climbing, and for honest reckoning with everything that journey meant.

Coin 5 · November

Industrial Revolution

Steel, steam, and a national habit of building things faster than anyone thought possible. The Industrial Revolution honors the era America stopped importing the future and started manufacturing it. Locomotives thunder past smokestacks and bridgework beside Liberty's silver relief — factories humming, lights coming on, a country wiring itself together one rivet at a time. Struck in silver, because copper wire felt too on-the-nose.

Coin 6 · December

The Next 250

The first 250 years are in the books. What comes next isn't written yet — and that's the point. Lady Liberty raises her torch over a modern skyline beside her Walking Liberty counterpart, past and future sharing one coin. The Next 250 closes the series facing forward, a toast to the generations who'll inherit the experiment and decide what to do with it. The fight for freedom still needs fought.

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