Bison and Indian – An Original Mint Club Design

A bison and a Native American figure share a composition rendered with the appearance of carved stone. This artist-original design brings a different surface character to the Mint Club collection, translating its paired subjects into 2 troy ounces of .999 fine silver. The issue is limited to a total mintage of 500.

People and the Bison

For many Indigenous nations of the Great Plains, the bison has been a source of food, clothing, shelter, tools, and spiritual meaning. The National Park Service describes a relationship extending across thousands of years, with many parts of the animal put to practical and ceremonial use. Those connections differ among nations and remain part of living cultures today.

Bison also shape the land itself. Their grazing, movements, and wallowing influence vegetation and create habitat used by other species. That ecological role adds another dimension to the pairing of person and animal: the bison belongs to a wider story of people, grasslands, and interdependence.

Design Details

Obverse: The original artwork presents a bison and a Native American figure in a stone-carved style. The subjects are brought together as a single composition; the listing does not identify a particular person or Tribal nation.

Reverse: A spread-wing eagle, crown, and flowing ribbon occupy a circular diamond-patterned field. Mint Club and Limited Mintage inscriptions frame the emblem, with the 500-piece mintage and “TWO TROY OUNCES .999 FINE SILVER” identified around the design.

Specifications

• Weight: 2 troy ounces
• Purity: .999 fine silver
• Diameter: 39 mm
• Thickness: Approximately 6 mm
• Edge: Reeded
• Finish: Brilliant Uncirculated
• Total mintage: 500

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