2026 $10 Liberia Kilo Copper High Relief End of the Trail BU Coin in Velvet Pouch

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2026 $10 Liberia Kilo Copper High Relief End of the Trail BU Coin in Velvet Pouch

Secure this 1 Kilo .999 fine copper coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition!

Liberia Kilo Copper End of the Trail Coin

Weighing in at an impressive 1 kilo of .999 fine copper, the 2026 $10 Liberia High Relief Copper End of Trail Coin is limited to 999 for the world and has a $10 denomination. It will come with a Certificate of Authenticity and a velvet pouch.

REVERSE: Depicts a rendering of James Earle Fraser's End of Trail sculpture that portrays an exhausted Native American warrior slumped forward on his horse with a spear at his side. END OF THE TRAIL and 2026 are inscribed.

OBVERSE: Depicts the coat of arms for the Republic of Liberia, with inscriptions that read REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA, 1 KILOGRAM, .999 COPPER, THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE, and 10 DOLLARS.

End of the Trail

End of the Trail is among the most recognizable images in American art: a weary Native American rider slumped over a tired horse. More than a single sculpture, it has become a cultural touchstone that evokes the closing of the frontier, the consequences of westward expansion, and ongoing debates about representation and memory.

The phrase “End of the Trail” took hold in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when many Americans believed the frontier era had ended. It aligned with popular narratives that romanticized exploration while downplaying the displacement of Native peoples. As shorthand, it suggested a final point—geographic or existential—where journeys concluded and a chapter of U.S. history closed, a sentiment later embodied by the end of the trail sculpture in public memory.