From affecting our symbol of freedom to infecting a 1,500-pound buffalo, the apocalypse has known no bounds. We could only imagine where it would spread to next, but our grandest imaginations could not have prepared us for this: the 2019 Zombucks Dying Eagle.
The ninth release in the Zombucks: Currency of the Apocalypse
Dying Eagle was once a graceful bald eagle on the obverse of the Flying Eagle one-cent piece that circulated from 1857-1858. James Longacre, United States Mint engraver, created the original design in 1856 to show the patriotic animal in complete elegance, with Augustus Saint-Gaudens saying it was “by all odds the best design on any American coin.”
The Dying Eagle soars above the living with tattered wings, losing feathers with every flap as it chases its victims. With bones and muscles visible throughout the bird’s body, the Dying Eagle will have enough strength to power through the next three months – as the round will only be available until Oct. 1, 2015.
Zombucks is the only currency worth having during the apocalypse, so hunt down as many Dying Eagles as possible. As inscribed on each round, the zombified piece is worth Z50.
Sneak Peek & Giveaway Details
To get a full sneak peek of the 2019 Zombucks Dying Eagle and for your chance to win THREE silver Dying Eagle rounds, visit our Instagram. To enter the giveaway, “like” the picture of the Zombucks Dying Eagle and follow our page by 5 p.m. CST on Tuesday, June 23, 2015. That’s it! We’ll announce ONE random winner (that has both liked the image and is following us on Instagram) after the giveaway has ended. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. Open to legal U.S. residents only. For complete rules and details, please click here.
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