Liberty Eagle Solid Titanium Coin, 1 Oz, Eagle Design, Certificate of Authenticity

This is a really nice coin.

Good quality, what I was expecting. Heavy and thick,shiny. Happy to give this to my little guy who likes finding “treasure”.

First of all be prepared to wait. I ordered this on the 3rd and it arrived on 21st. At least in the same month so not too bad, but don't expect it to be a last minute gift. The coin is dated 2023. It has 1oz .999 Titanium stamped directly on it's back side. The image of the walking liberty on front and an eagle on the back is pretty much just like the American silver dollar design. The images look pretty good with a little relief to give a good clean design. There is more relief on the edging, and fairly squared off to the point it feels a little sharp in places. Over all a good pressing. It comes with a small business card certificate saying its 100% Titanium, but the stamp on the coin is more important to me as I lose those pieces of paper. Over all I am happy with it and it will look nice next to my silver dollar.

very nice

I'm not a coin collector, but I do like interesting finds like this Liberty Eagle Solid Titanium Coin. I understand that maybe to an actual collector it probably doesn't have much value comparatively. But I do think that with proper care, handling, and storing it has potential. Even if those expectations don't materialize, I do think it's still a very exquisite piece. It's substantially thicker than a normal coin, I assume that's because titanium is a lighter metal and it needed to be thicker to obtain the stated weight.Item was shipped with a certificate of authenticity, but it also has 1oz .999 Titanium stamped directly on it's back side, which is probably more important as papers can be lost or damaged. But the coin, well if it's damaged enough not to be readable then it probably doesn't matter anyway.So, overall a very nice piece. Will it appreciate in value over time? Who knows. I just know it's beautiful and I'll display it proudly.Would I order this again? Absolutely and without hesitation. Would I recommend this to others? Same, absolutely and without hesitation.A+++++

This Gemstone 1 Oz Liberty Eagle Solid Titanium Coin is an interesting novelty, if nothing else. First off, it should be noted that titanium is not a precious metal. It's simply more expensive than steel, which is really not that valuable. The one ounce of titanium in this novelty coin is worth less than 25 cents at the peak of 2024 titanium prices. That said, it is an interesting coin. It has attractive traditional eagle coin designs imprinted into the obverse and reverse, though the sides are the coin are raw and straight, without a reeded edge. And of course the 1 ounce titanium coin is approximately twice as thick as a standard coin, give or take, because titanium is less dense even though it is much stronger. Only three stars because it should probably not be promoted as 'rare and valuable' as it is in the description.

I haven't done an anodizing test on this but it passes the magnet test. It isn't the typical Liberty Eagle that is made from silver or gold so it isn't worth as much for the melt value. I suspect that this is low grade titanium if it is indeed real titanium. If you like that in the coin form of the Lib Eagle, great. But here's the secret why you'd actually want these; decoys. Put several of these in a shoe box and in a place where they are most likely to be seen and taken during a break in (mbdr) and hide your real stuff in a good spot. That way they take these and think they've struck (silver) a mini jackpot and take off. I suppose these would be nice to give to kids so they can get in the mindset of saving up for the real coins. Since kids tend to lose things, it won't be nearly as big of a loss if they took this to school to show off and lost it.

Okay, this Titanium Liberty Eagle Coin is a THICK disc of that metal, famed for it`s strength and comparative light weight. Titanium is significantly stronger than stainless steel.Titanium has the highest strength to weight ratio of any metal.These unique properties make Titanium suitable for a wide range of applications......Monetary use is NOT one of them.There actually is no real purpose in crafting this...The 'Walking Liberty /American Eagle' stamping is finely-detailed and absolutely true-to-source....The aforementioned thickness is responsible for the exactness of detail, as by making this 'coin' so THICK, it obviates anti-counterfeiting laws.No one could/would EVER mistake this for actual MONEY, so it is okay to make it look like actual money.It serves no actual useful purpose.... But it IS COOL!So--If you are like me (and I know I am) and like odd collectibles--this is right in-line for you.