1 Oz Copper (Lakota Bank)

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1 Oz Copper (Lakota Bank)
País	Lakota Tribe
Emissor	Lakota Tribe
Período	-
Calendário	Gregoriano
Período de emissão	2012
Formato	round
Alinhamento	Medalha ↑↑
Valor	1
Valor facial	1 Oz
Fora de circulação?	Sim
Informações técnicas
Tipo de item	Moeda fantasia
Subtipo	Desconhecido
Material	Simples - Principal: Cobre
Peso	28.5 g
Largura	39 mm
Altura	39 mm
Espessura	3.3 mm
Comentários
The Lakota, a name that means “feeling affection, friendly, united, allied”, are a Native American tribe. They are the western-most of the three Sioux-language groups and occupy lands in North and South Dakota. The tribe is notable for its members Sitting Bull of the Hunk papa band and Crazy Horse of the Oglala band, who led their people during years of resistance to United States government policies. Legally and by treaty they are a semi-autonomous “nation” within the United States. In 2007, the Lakota Nation withdrew from all treaties with the United States in a decision to declare their sovereignty and independence. Following their formal secession, the free and independent Nation of Lakota launched the Free Lakota Bank in 2008. The Lakota have been using their own coins since 2008. Across the great Lakota land, thousands of communities and merchants participate in their system of trade. The Lakota leadership claims to use their new monetary system to help restore wealth and prosperity to their people.

Faces

Legendas	FREE LAKOTA BANK est. 2008
Descrição	Indian symbols

Legendas	CURRENCY OF THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT NATION WWW.FREELAKOTABANK.COM TWO One av Ounce .999 Fine Copper AOCS Approved 2010
Descrição	Bison

Descrição

Reeded

Emissões

Calendário	Gregoriano
Primeira emissão	2012
Última emissão	2012
Observações	The Lakota, a name that means “feeling affection, friendly, united, allied”, are a Native American tribe. They are the western-most of the three Sioux-language groups and occupy lands in North and South Dakota. The tribe is notable for its members Sitting Bull of the Hunk papa band and Crazy Horse of the Oglala band, who led their people during years of resistance to United States government policies. Legally and by treaty they are a semi-autonomous “nation” within the United States. In 2007, the Lakota Nation withdrew from all treaties with the United States in a decision to declare their sovereignty and independence. Following their formal secession, the free and independent Nation of Lakota launched the Free Lakota Bank in 2008. The Lakota have been using their own coins since 2008. Across the great Lakota land, thousands of communities and merchants participate in their system of trade. The Lakota leadership claims to use their new monetary system to help restore wealth and prosperity to their people.

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