In 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt reached out personally to artist and sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens for help in redesigning all of Americas currency. At this point in history, American coin designs in use dated back to 1895 or before, and President Roosevelt wanted all of the nations currency updated. Saint-Gaudens accepted the presidents commission and created the depiction of Lady Liberty. In his design, Lady Liberty is featured in full-length figure as she strides confidently forward from the nations capital city of Washington DC. With her torch held aloft in her right hand as a guiding light and the olive branch of peace in her left, Lady Libertys body is outlined by the rays of the rising sun behind her. This particular image of Lady Liberty was finalized in 1907 and featured on the $20 Gold Double Eagle coin from 1907 to 1933. Unfortunately, Saint-Gaudens died in 1907 from illness just months before the US Mint completed production of the coins for release into circulation. On the obverse of these bars youll find Saint-Gaudens Lady Liberty depiction, oriented vertically on the face of the bar. The reverse features engravings of the bars metal content, weight, and purity, along with the image of an eagle with wings outstretched in the middle. Each of these bars is privately minted here in the US, and is available to you today in brand-new condition. If you have questions about the 1 oz Saint Gaudens Copper Bar or any of our other products, please call us at 800-276-6508. Be sure to see our other Copper Bars like the 1 oz Indian Head Copper Bar and the 1 oz Walking Liberty Copper Bar. Because we add new products all the time, be sure to visit our website often. You can also contact us via live chat or by filling out our online form. We look forward to helping you place your order for fine copper bullion.