Up for grabs is a 2022 “LIBERATOR” Silver Proof piece: 1 troy oz of .9999 fine silver with a raised 925 sterling silver skull insert set with green stones, housed in a capsule and presentation tin with spec/COA-style cards. Mintage: 100.
Face value: 1 SOUL (redeemable… probably not at your local grocery store 😉)
Brilliant Uncirculated / Proof-like presentation (per included spec card: “BU Silver”)
Kept in capsule and presentation tin
Please review photos for exact condition/any tiny handling marks on capsule/tin. We only have THREE of these!
This is the only “coin” in my inventory that openly admits the currency is souls. Great for:
collectors who like low mintage oddities
display pieces that start conversations
anyone building a “what even IS this and why do I want it” collection
Year: 2022
Metal: .9999 fine silver (Ag)
Weight: 1 troy oz
Diameter: 38.61 mm
Finish: BU Silver (presentation/proof-style)
Special: 925 silver insert (skull) with green stones
Mintage: 100
Included: coin/round in capsule, presentation tin, spec/COA-style cards (as pictured)
✅ 1 oz .9999 silver “Liberator” piece in capsule
✅ Presentation tin
✅ Spec/COA-style cards shown in photos
I ship fast and pack like I’m protecting a pharaoh’s lunch money:
Coin stays in capsule, secured in the tin, with padding and a sturdy outer box.
Ships with insurance and tracking.
Because this piece has a novelty “face value” (1 SOUL) and is not official legal tender, customs classification is usually not the “coin (legal tender)” heading. Instead it’s typically treated as an article of precious metal (silver)—i.e., a silver collectible/medallion style item.
✅ HS 7114.11 — Articles of goldsmiths’ or silversmiths’ wares… of precious metal; of silver
This is commonly used internationally for silver medallions/rounds/collector pieces that are not legal tender coins.