7k U.S. State Label Series

7k U.S. State Label Series

US State Label American Silver Eagle Series - only from 7k Metals, in partnership with NGC coin grading. See the whole series!

7k U.S. State Label Coin Series

A series of graded American Silver Eagle coins with unique labels, one from every U.S. State. Only from 7k Metals. Ongoing series. See them in order of release below:


Idaho State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 1 of 50
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With the continued partnership of NGC and 7K Metals the Idaho State labeled American Silver Eagle is the first of the 7K Metals 50 State Series Collection. Idaho is the birthplace of 7K Metals making this coin the perfect fit to be the first state of the collection. Sweeping plains, beautiful mountain landscapes and the vast recreation from fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, and skiing make Idaho a sought after place for any adventurer-- but its incredible potatoes shipped all around the world make it famous. With only 5,561 of the Idaho State 1 Label in existence, this will surely be a coin worthy of any collection.


Montana State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 2 of 50
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Montana is the fourth largest state but is number 44 for population with just over 7 people per square mile, making it a sought after destination spot for all kinds of recreation. Its deer, elk, and antelope outnumber humans. The state’s terrain ranges from plains and rolling hills to the fierce Rocky Mountains and it includes two National Parks, Yellowstone and Glacier. The rich deposits of gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, and coal give Montana its nickname as the “Treasure State”. The Grizzly Bear is the state animal and Montana is the home of the largest population of Grizzlies in the lower 48 states making it perfect as state 2 of 50 in the 7k U.S. State Series Collection.


Texas State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 3 of 50
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They say that everything is BIGGER in Texas. Truth is, Texas is actually the second largest state in the United States, by both area and population. The state’s economy is shaped by the cattle industry, which Texas has dominated since before the U.S. Civil War! In fact, it's estimated that the state’s cattle population reaches about 16 MILLION! Coming in second on the list for most Fortune 500 companies, if Texas were a sovereign state it would be the 10th largest economy in the world. Crazy, right?! So when you hear the term “everything is bigger in Texas”, it doesn't just apply to their cattle ranches, wide-open spaces, bugs, and the number of visitors, but their economy too.


Florida State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 4 of 50
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What's not to love about the Sunshine State? With an annual average of 230 days of the hot sun gleaming down on Floridians and tourists, the nickname is only fitting. But there's more to Florida than its beautiful weather. From theme parks, beaches, and of course its famous oranges, this state radiates happiness! Now you can soak up a piece of that Florida vibe with this fourth coin released in the 7k US State Label Series. Cheers to you!


New York State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 5 of 50
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New York. They say it is where dreams are made of! Most people think NYC, Empire State Building and pizza when talking about New York, but the state is so much more. From the tallest waterfall east of the Rocky Mountains to the lush landscapes of upstate and Long Island, New York is full of rich history and variety.


California State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 6 of 50
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Sunny California! Known for Hollywood and its incredible weather and beaches, the state offers much, much more. Home of the original Gold Rush, since 1848 the state is not only rich in precious metals but in all kinds of agriculture. It is #1 in farm growing in the U.S. boasting a wide array of fruits, vegetables, and other agriculture. With its natural beauty and resources, it's no wonder one out of every eight in the U.S. people choose to live there!


Louisiana State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 7 of 50
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The fact that this state is named after King Louis XIV isn't what makes it interesting. Louisiana has the longest bridge over water in the world at 24 miles, houses a city known for being the jazz capital of the world, is known for its incredible seafood, vibrant culture, beautiful outdoors, and is the only state that has parishes instead of counties. They tell you to "come as you are" but that "you will leave different" after being in the Pelican State.


New Mexico State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 8 of 50
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New Mexico is one of the youngest states in the Union and known for its desert landscapes, but offers much more than that. From snow-capped mountains to sand dunes, to wildflower prairies and jungle-like riparian forests towering with cottonwoods, the natural beauty is endless. NM also boasts the highest capital city in the country, the most Ph.D's per capita, is the birthplace of Smokey Bear and hosts the largest hot air balloon festival.


Michigan State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 9 of 50
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The Wolverine state! Home to Motor City because of the rich history of American automobile manufacturing, Michigan is much more than v8 motors and fresh pain. It is the only state that borders 4 of the five Great Lakes and also two separate landmasses (held together by "The Mitten"). It boasts the most freshwater shoreline of the states and is home to an abundance of wildlife within its rich forests.


Pennsylvania State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 10 of 50
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If you like history, put Pennsylvania on the shortlist of states to visit! From Hershey being the U.S. chocolate capitol to having the first zoo and being the first presidential mansion place, to Betsy Ross making the first American flag (and much more), you definitely won't get bored!


Arizona State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 11 of 50
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Did you know that parts of Arizona get nearly 300 days of sunshine per year? What's not to love about that? Home to the most unique ecosystem in the world, the Sonoran Desert, the Copper State has something for everyone... deserts, mountains, cactus, Tombstone, a hole in the ground big enough to see from space and so much more. She's a worthy addition to your coin collection.


Utah State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 12 of 50
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Ahhh, Utah! Where you can go from world class skiing to world famous national parks in just a few hours. Utah is known as the Beehive State due to its industrious pioneer settlers who forged a thriving community between formidable mountains and the banks of a giant saltwater lake using only pickaxes and sheer will. This coin belongs with those who have the fortitude to relentlessly pursue their dreams. Like you!


Alabama State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 13 of 50
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Known as "The Heart of Dixie", Alabama is the home of such southern delicacies as fried green tomatoes, grits, and pecan pie. Also famous for birthing civil rights heroes Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, you can be proud to have this 7k exclusive coin in your collection.


Georgia State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 14 of 50
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One of the original thirteen colonies, Georgia was actually named after King George II of Great Britain. But don’t hold that against them, "The Peach State" is also the home of civil rights giant Martin Luther King Jr., the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, and the World of Coke museum. In 2016, Georgia overtook California as the state where the most feature films are produced, with Atlanta being called the “Hollywood of the South.”


Washington State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 15 of 50
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Tucked up in the northwest corner of the continental United States is a gorgeous place called The State of Washington. The 18th largest state in the country, the “Evergreen State” is known for its deep temperate rain forests and long Pacific Ocean coastline. These natural elements have defined industry and agriculture in the state, making WA a leading producer of lumber, apples, many types of fruit and wine and commercial fishing. And a beautiful coin label, too!


Hawaii State Label American Silver Eagle - SOLD OUT

State 16 of 50
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Dramatic cliffs and waterfalls overlooking a vast navy-blue ocean. What better picture could we have chosen to represent Hawaii on the state label coin than the Napali Coast? Spanning 17 miles, this sacred stretch of coastline is certainly awesome to behold. The “Aloha State” is world-renowned for its untouched natural beauty, unique cultural heritage, and laid-back, welcoming atmosphere. Aloha!


South Carolina State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 17 of 50
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The 7k State Label for South Carolina stars the Carolina Wren, the official state bird of the “Palmetto State”. Other things that South Carolinians have chosen to represent their beautiful state are wild turkeys, Bottlenose dolphins, peaches, striped bass, Indian Grass, white-tailed deer, yellow jessamine flowers, spotted salamanders, and the Sabal Palmetto tree. It’s clear that South Carolina has a lot to offer!


Colorado State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 18 of 50
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Are you considering relocating to Colorado? If so, you’re not alone. “The Centennial State” has increased in population over 15% in the last 10 years! Part of the wild west and yet also containing the western edge of the Great Plains, Colorado got its nickname because it became a state one century after the signing of the Declaration of Independence.


Tennessee State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 19 of 50
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Tennessee earned its nickname, “The Volunteer State” during the War of 1812 when many Tennesseans stepped up to help the war effort and then again during the Mexican-American War in 1846 when the state sent 10 times more soldiers than requested. Now, it’s known more as the home of country music mecca, Nashville. And Elvis Presley’s Graceland residence and tomb are found in the great city of Memphis.


South Dakota State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 20 of 50
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Nicknamed “The Mount Rushmore State”, for the monument and tourist attraction that more than 2 million people visit annually, South Dakota is home to the Lakota and Dakota Sioux Native American tribes who make up a large portion of the population. The geographical center of the U.S. is in Butte County, South Dakota. And famous author, Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie books are based on her life growing up in the state.


North Carolina State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 21 of 50
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One of the original Thirteen Colonies, North Carolina was first named in honor of King Charles I of England, Carolus being Latin for “Charles”. North Carolina uses the slogan “First in Flight” on state license plates to commemorate Orville and Wilbur Wright’s successful flight of a powered aircraft in the state. And native North Carolinian, James Taylor’s song “Carolina in My Mind” has become an unofficial state anthem.


Illinois State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 22 of 50
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Illinois, “The Land of Lincoln” has actually been the home of three US presidents when elected: Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, and Barack Obama. Ronald Reagan was elected from California, but was actually born and raised in the state. So, no matter your political affiliation, you can appreciate Illinois’ contribution to United States governance. Thanks, Illinois!


North Dakota State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 23 of 50
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Did you know that no one knows which became a state first, North or South Dakota? Back in 1889, President Benjamin Harrison shuffled the statehood papers before signing them so no one could tell. North Dakota has a lot of nicknames… “Peace Garden State”, “Roughrider State”, “Flickertail State”, and “Heaven on Earth” are the main ones. North Dakota is the largest producer in the country of many cereal grains.


Alaska State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 24 of 50
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This card is way too small to adequately describe such an enormous and interesting state as Alaska. So here’s a fascinating tidbit. Did you know that Alaska, also called “The Last Frontier”, is actually in both the Western and Eastern Hemispheres? It’s also home to Mount McKinley (Denali), the highest peak in North America. Alaska's glacial coast makes a gorgeous 7k label, too.


Indiana State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 25 of 50
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Indiana, home to the Indy 500! Considered part of the “Triple Crown of Motorsport”, the Indianapolis 500 is a 500-mile sports car race held on a track in Speedway, Indiana, a suburb of Indianapolis. Imagine the sound of a crowd of 300,000 spectators and 33 professional-level, single seat, open cockpit, Indy cars, with up to 700 horsepower engines roaring, the wind whipping as they fly by at well over 200 miles per hour.


Wyoming State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 26 of 50
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If you’re looking to avoid crowds, Wyoming might just fit the bill. It is the least populous state in the contiguous US. That may be partly because almost half of the land in Wyoming is owned by the federal government, including two national parks--Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Nicknamed “The Equality State” for being the first to allow women to vote and to elect a female governor, Wyoming is also unofficially known as “The Cowboy State”.


Vermont State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 27 of 50
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Officially nicknamed “The Green Mountain State” for the mountain range that runs up the middle of the state, Vermont is the second-least-populated U.S. state in the country. It was admitted to the newly established United States as the 14th state in 1791 and was also the first to abolish slavery. Vermont is the leading producer of maple syrup in the U.S. and is also a leader in organic farming practices.


Minnesota State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 28 of 50
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Minnesota! The Land of 10,000 Lakes. Did you know that Minnesota’s standard of living index is among the highest in the United States? The state also boasts the best-educated residents in the nation as well. The name Minnesota comes from the Dakota word for “clear blue water”, “mni sota”. In fact, Minneapolis, Minnesota’s largest metropolis, comes from the Dakota word for water, “mni”, combined with the Greek -polis, which means city. Fascinating!


Nevada State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 29 of 50
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Nevada may be known mostly for its tourist attractions along the Las Vegas strip, but did you know the state’s nickname is “The Silver State”? Silver mining began in the area in 1858 with the Comstock Lode—the first major silver-mining district in the U.S. Today, the state’s mining industry is second only to the tourism industry in terms of jobs and Nevada is the 4th largest producer of gold in the world.


Kentucky State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 30 of 50
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Kentucky! Home of the Kentucky Derby, the world’s longest cave system, the aptly-named Mammoth Cave National Park, and the longest navigable waterway in the contiguous United States. Not to mention bourbon, moonshine, coal, bluegrass music, Louisville Slugger baseball bats, and Kentucky Fried Chicken. “The Bluegrass State” got its nickname from the Kentucky bluegrass that is found in many of its pastures and that supports the thoroughbred horse industry the state is known for.


Connecticut State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 31 of 50

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Connecticut, nicknamed “The Constitution State” because early colonists in the late 17th century established one of the very first constitutions in America, also played a large role supplying provisions for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. The 7k label features The Charter Oak, an unusually large oak tree that was instrumental in concealing a document from the English. It has since become a symbol of American Independence and is commemorated on the Connecticut State Quarter.


Kansas State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 32 of 50

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“The Sunflower State!” Did you know Kansas is in the exact center of the continental United States? It got its name from the Kansa Native American tribe, whose name is said to mean “people of the south wind”. Kansas earned its unofficial nickname “The Free State” when, after a bloody conflict at the start of the Civil War, known as Bleeding Kansas, abolitionists prevailed, and the state entered the Union as a free state.


Maryland State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 33 of 50

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Maryland is what happens when a king names a colony after his wife. One of the original 13 colonies, the state later nicknamed “Little America” got its official name when Lord Baltimore was granted a colonial charter by King Charles I of England, provided it be named after his wife Queen Mary. Now among the US’s most densely populated states, Maryland also boasts the highest median household income of any state. Way to go, Maryland!


Missouri State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 34 of 50

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Did you know Missouri played a huge role in the westward expansion of the United States? The Gateway Arch, which is featured on the label of this coin and is the tallest arch in the world at 630 feet, pays homage to that fact. The Pony Express, Oregon Trail, Santa Fe Trail, and California Trail all began in Missouri, also known as “The Mother of the West”.


Oklahoma State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 35 of 50

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Did you know that 25 Native American languages are spoken in Oklahoma? In fact, the state nicknamed “Native America” got its official name from the Choctaw words (italicized)okla and (italicized)humma, meaning “honored people”. Part of “the Great Plains” area of the country, Oklahoma is also called “The Sooner State” after early homesteaders who staked their claims to lands before the official opening of the Oklahoma Territory in the late 1800’s.


West Virginia State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 36 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Did you know that John Denver’s hit song “Take Me Home, Country Roads”, which was written about driving through West Virginia, is one of the state’s official songs? During the 18th and 19th century, the area that eventually became West Virginia was settled by many Germans and Scotch-Irish, which has greatly influenced the Appalachian folk music traditions unique to the state.


Ohio State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 37 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Nicknamed for its Ohio Buckeye trees, “The Buckeye State” takes its official name from the Ohio River, which itself was named from the Seneca word ohi;yo’, which means “great river”. Tourist attractions include the Pro Football and the Rock and Roll Halls of Fame. And seven presidents of the United States have hailed from Ohio, giving rise to the nickname “modern mother of presidents”.


Nebraska State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 38 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Ah, Nebraska! The “Cornhusker State”. Did you know that 89% of the cities in Nebraska have fewer than 3,000 people? But that hasn’t stopped the state from contributing things like Kool-Aid, CliffNotes, and the Kawasaki Jet Ski. Some famous Nebraskans include former US president Gerald Ford, the 2nd richest man in the world Warren Buffet, legendary film star Fred Astaire, actor Marlon Brando, and pro baseball player Wade Boggs.


Mississippi State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 39 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Mississippi got its name from the mighty river that flows along and defines its western boundary. European settlers named it after the Ojibwe word misi-ziibi, which means “great river”. Mississippi has since earned the name “The Magnolia State” for its gorgeous state flower. Jimmie Rodgers, known as the “Father of Country Music” as well as Elvis Presley, “The King of Rock’n Roll” both hail from this great state.


Maine State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 40 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Tucked up in the northeast-most corner of the United States is the great state of Maine. Did you know we almost lost Maine during the War of 1812? The eastern region of Maine was occupied by British forces who wanted to annex it to Canada and call it the Colony of New Ireland? Lucky for us, the patriots won and we got “The Pine Tree State” and the largest producer of wild blueberries in the world.


Delaware State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 41 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Delaware was named after an English nobleman, Thomas West, 3rd Baron De La Warr from the 15th century, but they earned the nickname “The First State” when they were the first of the original 13 colonies to ratify the US Constitution. Delaware is only 1,954 square miles total, making it the 2nd smallest state behind Rhode Island, but is home to 60% of Fortune 500 businesses. Whoa!


Arkansas State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 42 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

What do you say about the state that gave us Bill Clinton, Johnny Cash, and Walmart? Thanks? Haha, just kidding. Lots of other great things come from “The Natural State”, too. Arkansas is the nation’s top producer of rice, chickens, and turkeys and ranks in the top three for cotton and catfish. AR is home to vast and varied topography from the Arkansas Delta to the Ozark Mountains. And now a beautiful 7k label, too!


Virginia State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 43 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Virginia’s state nickname, “Old Dominion” refers to the fact that the Colony of Virginia was the first permanent English colony in the New World. One of the original 13 colonies in the American Revolution, Virginia was also home to the nation’s first president, George Washington. In fact, Virginia has been the birthplace of eight US presidents, more than any other state; sparking another of its nicknames, “Mother of Presidents”.


Wisconsin State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 44 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Wisconsin, also known as “America’s Dairyland”, is widely known for being one of the nation’s leading dairy producers and is particularly famous for its cheese production. The state is also famous for its beer, particularly in Milwaukee. 19th century European settlers from Germany and Scandinavia have greatly influenced the culture in Wisconsin and continue to do so today.


Rhode Island State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 45 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

The smallest U.S. state by area, Rhode Island, or “Little Rhody” as it is sometimes called is also the second-most densely populated. Officially nicknamed “The Ocean State” because of it large bays and inlets that make up about 14% of its total area, Rhode Island was the very first of the Thirteen Colonies to renounce its allegiance to the British Crown in 1776. This is a little state with a big impact.


Oregon State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 46 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Oregon is said to have been named for a Portuguese word that means “hear the waters”. Makes sense. From the Columbia River Gorge to the mighty Willamette, to the coast of the Pacific Ocean itself, Oregon is dotted with lakes, waterfalls, rivers, and streams. But the most important thing Oregonians want others to know about “The Beaver State” is how to pronounce it. It’s or-uh-gun, never or-ee-gone.


New Jersey State Label American Silver Eagle - Currently Sending

State 47 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Looking to go where the people are? New Jersey’s the place for you! The most densely populated state in the U.S., “The Garden State” is also home to the highest number of millionaires per capita in the country. Not unrelated, New Jersey’s public school system consistently ranks top among states as well. One of the original Thirteen Colonies, N.J. was also the site of several pivotal battles during the Revolutionary War.


New Hampshire State Label American Silver Eagle - Coming Soon

State 48 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

New Hampshire seems to really live up to the motto on their license plates, “Live Free or Die”. They charge no sales nor income taxes! Also known as “The Granite State” for its extensive granite formations and quarries, New Hampshire is an outdoor sports enthusiast’s playground. Skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, mountaineering, and motor sports are just a few of the recreational activities that draw people there. Sounds like it’s time for a trip to New Hampshire!


Massachusetts State Label American Silver Eagle - Coming Soon

State 49 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has many nicknames, “The Bay State”, “The Pilgrim State”, “The Puritan State”, “The Old Colony State” and “The Baked Bean State”. Probably because pilgrims from the Mayflower settled the area over 400 years ago. That’s a lot of history. From Plymouth, to the Salem Witch Trials, to the American Revolutionary War, to the Civil War and now as a global center of higher education, maritime trade, and politics, Massachusetts has had a profound impact on the country and the world.


Iowa State Label American Silver Eagle - Coming Soon

State 50 of 50

2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin
2022 7k State Label American Silver Eagle Series 1oz Silver Coin

Iowa! The heart of the Corn Belt. “The Hawkeye State”. Apparently, before Iowa was even a state, it got its nickname in 1838 after The Iowa Patriot newspaper changed its name to the The Hawk-Eye and Iowa Patriot as a tribute to Native American chief Black Hawk and those who fought in the Black Hawk War of 1832. Who knew?


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