April 12, 2024
Zombucks Morgue Anne 1 oz Silver Round In Protective Case!!!
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Zombucks Morgue Anne 1 oz SilverRound In Protective Case!!! THESE COINS ARE NO LONGER IN PRODUCTION!!! As the earth is consumed by turmoil, terrified citizens take solace in Liberty. Yet as the infection spreads, her once-beautiful face is transformed on the 2017 Morgue Anne Silver Round. The Morgue Anne silver round will be a trusted form of currency, with a face value of Z50. Each round contains 1 troy oz of .999 fine silver. Purchasing goods and defending your family will be your top priority during the uprising, so purchase a Morgue Anne silver round while supplies last — or it could come back to bite you. Each Morgue Anne honors the Morgan Dollar that circulated from 1878-1904, and again in 1921. The original Morgan featured an exquisite portrait of Lady Liberty designed by U.S. Mint engraver, George T. Morgan. Morgan had an uninfected Anna Willess Williams, who he believed had a perfect profile, to model for five sittings to complete the design. If only he could see her now. Her skin has rotted, the flowers in her once beautiful hair have wilted, and Liberty has become a zombie. Liberty faces left and one can still read her crown, but bones and muscles from her neck and face are visible. Inscriptions of MORGUE ANNE, 2017, Z50 and 13 stars encircle a zombified Liberty’s portrait. The reverse features a biohazard symbol
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