1 Oz Global Bullion Exchange Liberty Round BU

Global Bullion Exchange was in operation from 2007 to 2009. Ostensibly, the company sold precious metals to consumers that would be held in personalized accounts. Court records suggest that the company was running a Ponzi scheme and that no precious metals were ever acquired on behalf of the customers. The company did purchase some silver as is evidenced by the existence of 10 Oz bars and 1 Oz rounds. This is the only 1 Oz round produced by the company. The mint that produced the rounds is unknown and the mintage is 10,000. The round is quite rare with few in existence today.

Obverse: The obverse depicts the Statue of Liberty with her raised torch. The phrase "LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS" is inscribed to the left. 

Reverse: The reverse contains the logo of Global Bullion. The mark consists of a circular emblem with the words "GOLD BULLION EXCHANGE, LLC." around the perimeter of the emblem. Inside the circular emblem is a globe with meridians and parallels. The letters "GXB" are superimposed on the globe.

Edge: The edge is smooth and contains two inscriptions. The weight and composition of "ONE OZ. .999 FINE SILVER" are inscribed along the top edge. The lower edge contains a 4-digit serial number.