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The American Gold Buffalo is an innovative and unique creation from the United States Mint. Its first issue came in 2006. Amongst other American coins in the market, it is the first coin to be stuck out of 24-karat gold. Today, Bullion Metals offers you the 2011 1 oz Proof American Gold Buffalo Coin!

Coin shipped in a presentation box along with a Certificate of Authenticity!First released in 2006 by the US Mint!Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.Issued a face value of $50 (USD) backed by the federal US government.American Indian on the obverse field.The bison named “Black Diamond”  featured on the reverse field.

Coin shipped in a presentation box along with a Certificate of Authenticity!

First released in 2006 by the US Mint!

Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.

Issued a face value of $50 (USD) backed by the federal US government.

American Indian on the obverse field.

The bison named “Black Diamond”  featured on the reverse field.

The most avid collectors and investors understand and recognize the immense value that the American Gold Buffalo carries, not just in America, but around the world. Its Proof edition is also a stunning variation of the innovative coin collection that boasts of limited mintages and frosted mirror finishes that give the elegant designs a much more radiant sheen. Each coin comes with a presentation box. It will come along with a Certificate of Authenticity that confirms the exact year of its issue by the United States Mint.

The obverse field of the 2011-W 1 oz Proof American Gold Buffalo Coin features the image of a Native American indigene. This design was created by James Earle Fraser who merged the facial features of numerous prominent chiefs to create this right-facing portrait of a native chief.

The reverse field of the 2011-W 1 oz Proof American Gold Buffalo Coin features the unique image of a bison. The bison is portrayed in a left-facing portrait. He rams his head into the edge of the coin as if he is trying to burst out of a cage. This design was also created by James Fraser and is said to be inspired by the bison kept in a zoo that he frequented often.