Need Help Identifying Walking Liberty 10 Oz Coin With State Quarters

Interesting piece. Does it fit into a capsule?

Without documentation it might be hard to sell without guaranteeing the silver content but still unique

Thanks for everyone's comments! I purchased it along with some morgans and a few other coins someone was selling online and it did come in a heavy plastic capsule that fits perfectly. It seems to be well made and the stamping is clean. The edge is polished down in a small section to allow for the stamping of the serial number. Seems to be well made overall. Please let me know if anyone has additional questions or information.

By the Way!

I really just took a chance on it based on the stamping and uniqueness of the coin. I'm going to bring it to a dealer I frequent to see if they have any information on it. Also, I just took it from the capsule and weighed it seperately. Total weight is approximately 278.4 grams. If I back out the 5 quarters at 5.67 grams each, I am left with 250 grams which I calculate to 8 oz. Hopefully I can verify that it is .999 as stamped but if not, it's a lesson learned.

Thanks. Definitely would not have taken the chance with gold. There was a little mix of items I bought, all silver and everything else checked out from what I can tell. This is the only item I can't seem to get an ID on. I really do appreciate everyone's input. If I can find out what aftermarket manufacturer would have stamped the coin with a G, that would likely solve the mystery. I'll keep digging.

I bought one of these at a coin show a few years back. He was selling it for just a tad above melt
and I was silver shopping that day. I feel it is genuine silver.

I will try and remember to grab mine from my bank box next time I go and take a picture.
But it's too cold to go there in the next couple of days. I'm staying in!

Thanks guys!! If anyone does come up with the manufacturer, please let me know. I'm happy to be part of such a great forum.