Pocket Knife - Bison Skull 2007 Montana State Quarter

An original 2007 Montana State Quarter beautifully set into a custom pocket knife with a full-color image that reflects the coin design; it comes with a collector tin featuring the same design. The Montana State Quarter was issued for only a few weeks in 2007 as part of the original State Quarters series from the U.S. Mint. The coin depicts a bison skull to reflect the traditional presence of the bison – also known as the buffalo – in the state. Also shown is a mountain and valley to suggest the diverse Montana landscape, as well as the state’s “Big Sky Country” nickname. The bison skull is one Montana’s most iconic sights.
Most coins were worn or damaged in circulation over a decade ago, but an original uncirculated coin is beautifully set into the handle of an elegant and practical pocket knife; the handle also features a full-color image to match the coin design: a dramatic view of a bison skull.
The knife is sturdy, reliable, and useful, and it is made to the highest standards. Best of all, it comes in a special presentation tin with the same full-color image of the bison skull on the top.

Knife Blade: 3" - Handle 4.25" - Tin: 5 1/4 x 3 x 5/8