When a private mint is commissioned to do a round for a company or an entity, they usually do not include their private mint name and/or mark. It is to show deference to the entity over their private mint name; after all, they have been paid to implement the concept of the round for the entity.

Such is this vintage silver round (and all commissioned rounds, most of it, anyway).

Vintage 1983 Liberitas Americana Silver Round

The obverse is a copy of the medal, Libertas Americana.



Although not necessary, the private mint would sometimes put the initials of the engraver and/or a small logo, or nothing at all.

The reverse shield American Eagle is very nice. The strike is good and very clear.

The obverse is toned, and I don't particularly care for its toning as it is the way of admiring the silver round.

Do you know that it was Benjamin Franklin who partly designed the original medal for the Commemoration of The Liberation of America?

Benjamin Franklin’s vision of Liberty, in concert with the work of master engraver Augustin Dupre, resulted in the beautiful Libertas Americana Medal produced in 1783. This medal struck a chord with the people and nations of the world, and ultimately became the inspiration for the Flowing Hair Liberty coinage of the first U.S. Mint. Not surprisingly, it has remained the unanimous choice for the Number 1 spot among the 100 Greatest American Medals and Tokens. ¹

Ben Franklin, while serving as American ambassador to France in Paris, decided to commemorate the liberation of the United States. He created the medal, which was produced by the Paris Mint (Monnaie de Paris). Two were struck in gold for the French queen and King. The majority of the medals were minted in bronze, with very few being struck in silver. Upon his return, he brought these medals to the United States and presented them to Continental Congress members as a way to commemorate the day of the liberation.



Source

The American Revolution's primary principles of liberty and independence are symbolized by the Libertas Americana medal's design. While the eagle on the reverse denotes strength and power, the picture of Liberty on the obverse side reflects the values of freedom and democracy that America struggled for. The fleur-de-lis is included to recognize France's significant contribution to the American cause.


Reference
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertas_Americana
https://www.greysheet.com/news/story/stacks-bowers-galleries-presents-an-homage-to-franklin-and-dupre-illustrated-by-the-cardinal-collection-a-multi-million-dollar-display
https://www.history.com/news/benjamin-franklin-france
https://www.ebay.com/itm/266638915692?

These are the vintage rounds I have shown:

Vintage 1983 Libertas Americana/Eagle Silver Round Vintage American Pacific Mint Silver Trade Unit: Ship Vintage Highland Mint Statue of Liberty Silver Art Bar Vintage 1982 MTB Statue of Liberty : Medallic Arts Vintage 1987 Pope John Paul II California and Arizona Vintage 1986 Reliable Corp Statue of Liberty Round Vintage American Pacific Mint ASE/Trade Silver Round Vintage 1992 Discovery of America Silver Coin Vintage 1985 American Pacific Mint World Trade Silver Round Sunshine Mint SS Gairsoppa Silver Round 1986 Sunshine Mint CCPMA Prospector Silver Round Vintage American Pacific Mint Eagle with Flag Silver Trade Round Vintage TenTex Statue of Liberty Silver Trade Unit Vintage 1983 American Pacific Mint Morgan Trade Silver Round Vintage California Crown Mint Bell Trade Silver Round Vintage 1986 A-Mark Eagle Round Vintage American Argent Mint Shield Silver Round Vintage Johnson Matthey Freedom of the Press Silver Round Vintage 1984 Royal Hawaiian Mint Silver Kamehameha Splintered Paddle Round Vintage South East Refining Eagle Trade Round Vintage Highland Mint Liberty Silver Round Vintage 1982 GSM Silver Prospector Amazon Quarter Dollar Round 1983 Engelhard American Prospector Rounds Regency Mint Gold Panner Divisible Silver Round Vintage Jackalope GSM California Mint Silver Round Vintage 1973 World Mint Corp Prospector Silverado Round Vintage 1982 GSM Silver Prospector Eagle Round Vintage 1982 GSM Silver Prospector Stagecoach Round Vintage Highland Mint 1 oz Prospector Silver Round Vintage 1974 U.S. Silver Corporation Eagle Globe Round Vintage SilverTowne Draped Bust Silver Round Vintage 1986 Liberty Mint Liberty Bell Silver Round Vintage Hamilton Mint U.S.S. Sacramento Vintage Hamilton Mint U.S.S.San Francisco Vintage Hamilton Mint U.S.S. Honolulu Vintage 1974 Liberty Lobby George Washington Silver Round Vintage 1982 Northstar Mint Morgan Round Vintage 1991 Liberty Mint Bill of Rights Round Vintage 1993 American Pacific Mint Peace Dollar Trade Round Vintage 1984 Parliament Shield Silver Round Vintage 1985 Johnson Matthey Alaska Round Vintage Columbia Mint George Washington Round Vintage 1974 USPS Universal Postal Union Round Vintage 1972 USPS Universal Postal Union Round Vintage California Crown Mint Silver Round Vintage AS&M Eagle Silver RoundVintage Liberty Lobby Lady Liberty Silver Round Vintage Rariteis Liberty Silver Round

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