1990 1 Oz Woodmen of the World Alabama Round PF

This round is part of a larger set of rounds issued by the Woodmen of the World Insurance Company. Each of the rounds celebrates a different state or depicts the founders of the company. Currently, it is unknown how many different rounds are in the set although the states of Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Texas have been identified. The mint and mintage are unknown but the rounds appear to have been issued with very limited mintages.

Obverse: The obverse depicts the great seal of the state of Alabama.  It includes the map of the state showing the bordering states and riverways. Above the central image is the text "ALABAMA" and the words "GREAT SEAL" are found at the bottom.  There are 3 stars on either side. 

Reverse: The reverse depicts the seal for the Woodmen of the World. It contains a variety of distinctive symbols, including an axe and a maul resting on a split tree stump. The tree stump symbolized the end of life, while the axe and maul symbolized the tools used in the lumber industry. Surrounding the central image are the words "WOODMEN OF THE WORLD" at the top and the phrase "1890 CENTENNIAL 1990" at the bottom. The letter "L" can be found to the right of the tree stump.