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The 5 oz SilverTowne Flag Silver Bar carries the American flag across its full 50-star, 13-stripe field, with alternating frosted and polished stripes for contrast.SilverTowne Mint in Winchester, Indiana strikes it in .999 fine silver. Unlike the discontinued, secondary-market brands found elsewhere in BOLD's catalog, SilverTowne remains a currently active, family-owned mint, meaning this bar is newly produced silver, not vintage stock.SilverTowne confirms the bar's IRA eligibility directly on its own product listing.
Obverse
The obverse features the American flag in landscape orientation, displaying all 50 stars and 13 stripes.The stripes alternate between a frosted finish and a polished mirror finish for contrast.
Reverse
The reverse displays a waffle-textured reflective surface with ".999 FINE SILVER FIVE TROY OUNCES" raised in the center field.
SilverTowne's story began in 1949 in Winchester, Indiana, when Leon Hendrickson and his wife Ruhama opened what started, by the company's own account, as a coin shop run out of a cigar box under a lunch counter. Leon's path there was anything but direct. After serving in the South Pacific during WWII, he worked as a mailman and farmer, and ran skating rinks and a restaurant — it was there, watching rare coins pass through the cash register, that he developed the coin-collecting interest that eventually became the family business.
The retail coin shop didn't become a minting operation until 1973, when SilverTowne began striking its own bullion products on Bliss and Nickel presses — a twenty-four-year gap between the company's founding and its first self-minted bar or round. The operation outgrew its original space and relocated to a larger Winchester facility in 1985, and remains family-owned today, making it one of the longest continuously operating private mints in the U.S. bullion industry.
Founded in 1949, SilverTowne is a family-owned private mint based in Winchester, Indiana. The company produces a wide range of silver and gold bullion products, including bars, rounds, and commemorative issues, and has become one of the most recognized private mints in the United States.SilverTowne continues to manufacture investment-grade precious metals products while maintaining its long-standing reputation for quality and craftsmanship.
The 5 oz SilverTowne Flag Silver Bar carries the American flag across its full 50-star, 13-stripe field, with alternating frosted and polished stripes for contrast.SilverTowne Mint in Winchester, Indiana strikes it in .999 fine silver. Unlike the discontinued, secondary-market brands found elsewhere in BOLD's catalog, SilverTowne remains a currently active, family-owned mint, meaning this bar is newly produced silver, not vintage stock.SilverTowne confirms the bar's IRA eligibility directly on its own product listing.
Obverse
The obverse features the American flag in landscape orientation, displaying all 50 stars and 13 stripes.The stripes alternate between a frosted finish and a polished mirror finish for contrast.
Reverse
The reverse displays a waffle-textured reflective surface with ".999 FINE SILVER FIVE TROY OUNCES" raised in the center field.
SilverTowne's story began in 1949 in Winchester, Indiana, when Leon Hendrickson and his wife Ruhama opened what started, by the company's own account, as a coin shop run out of a cigar box under a lunch counter. Leon's path there was anything but direct. After serving in the South Pacific during WWII, he worked as a mailman and farmer, and ran skating rinks and a restaurant — it was there, watching rare coins pass through the cash register, that he developed the coin-collecting interest that eventually became the family business.
The retail coin shop didn't become a minting operation until 1973, when SilverTowne began striking its own bullion products on Bliss and Nickel presses — a twenty-four-year gap between the company's founding and its first self-minted bar or round. The operation outgrew its original space and relocated to a larger Winchester facility in 1985, and remains family-owned today, making it one of the longest continuously operating private mints in the U.S. bullion industry.
Founded in 1949, SilverTowne is a family-owned private mint based in Winchester, Indiana. The company produces a wide range of silver and gold bullion products, including bars, rounds, and commemorative issues, and has become one of the most recognized private mints in the United States.SilverTowne continues to manufacture investment-grade precious metals products while maintaining its long-standing reputation for quality and craftsmanship.
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