1 oz Copper Round - Founders of Liberty: Franklin | Free Speech

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1 oz Copper Round - Founders of Liberty: Franklin | Free Speech

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This is the first round in an exclusive series from FMV Gold celebrating the ideas that make liberty possible along with the men behind them. Each round is designed by famed coin designer Joel Iskowitz. Celebrate liberty and grow your collection! Round Highlights: Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 fine Copper. FMV Gold exclusive round. Each round comes in protective packaging. Multiples of 20 come in plastic tubes. Obverse: Features an artistic rendering of Benjamin Franklin by celebrated coin designer Joel Iskowitz. Reverse: Displays an old-fashioned printing press along with various religious symbols signifying Freedom of Speech, Press and Religion, the text of which is circumscribed at the top of the round while the metal weight and purity fills out the bottom. Protect your Benjamin Franklin Freedom of Speech round by adding this Air-Tite Direct Fit 39 mm capsule to your order.Celebrate the ideas of liberty by adding this Freedom of Speech, Press and Religion Copper round to your cart today!Benjamin Franklin and Freedom of Speech, Press and ReligionThere's a reason freedom of speech, press and religion are expressed within the First Amendment of the U.S. Bill of Rights to the Constitution. Benjamin Franklin compared freedom of speech to freedom of thought and it is from this ability to reason and conceive ideas that all other freedoms derive. It is therefore fitting that the first round in the FMV Gold exclusive Founders of Liberty series is a celebration of the ideas prominently featured in the First Amendment along with one of America's most prolific thinkers and founding fathers, Benjamin Franklin. Benjamin Franklin availed himself of free speech and began his path into the public eye by his work as an apprentice for his older brother James. James was a printer who published the newspaper, The New England Courant. James's refusal to publish any of Benjamin Franklin's opinions in the paper led to Franklin's creation of the pseudonym Mrs. Silence Dogood. Under this name, Franklin submitted letters to the paper that became popular among readers while also expressing many of the political opinions he would later be known for. In one such letter, Franklin expresses his views on freedom of speech, an excerpt of which features within the antique Silver round's certificate of authenticity in the exclusive series from FMV Gold.Benjamin Franklin would go on to form his own printing company and make full use of freedom of the press to further express his ideas and opinions on everything from the weather to politics. By the freedom he enjoyed, Franklin would go on to become a scientist, inventor and statesmen instrumental in the founding and early governance of a new nation – a nation established upon the principles of liberty where people of all religious backgrounds could express their beliefs, worship freely and pursue happiness.Founders of LibertyFounders of Liberty is a unique series of rounds exclusively from FMV Gold that celebrate the ideas that make freedom possible. These ideas are depicted with symbolic representations on the reverse of each round while the obverse displays a historical figure who either developed the concept or was chosen as the idea's best representative. These rounds feature prominent voices for liberty, including U.S. founding fathers and the men they looked to for inspiration. Each release in the series features a collectible limited mintage antique round with a special display box and certificate of authenticity alongside unlimited bullion investment rounds of the same design. These bullion rounds can also be acquired in special tamper-evident packaging which is a great alternative to the antique display round if its limited mintages sell out before you can order. We are never more than one generation away from losing freedom. Pass these important concepts on as gifts to the next generation or build your Precious Metal holdings in a format that honors the people and ideas that made such prosperity possible.