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Buy a Lot of 100 officially licensed Coca-Cola® Silver Rounds — 100 troy oz of .999 fine silver, 9Fine Mint (ISO 9001), reverse proof finish, 5 sealed tubes of 20.
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The Lot of 100-1 oz Coca Cola Silver Round .999 Fine (5 Tubes of 20) combines a significant amount of silver with one of the most iconic brand designs in the world. There are 100 separate 1 oz silver rounds in this entire lot, each made from .999 pure silver, for a total silver content of 100 troy ounces.
Each round, which is officially licensed by The Coca-Cola Company, features three iconic contour bottles on the reverse and the well-known Coca-Cola script logo on the obverse. The design combines imagery from almost a century of Coca-Cola visual heritage with precious-metal craftsmanship.
The 100 rounds arrive organized into five Coca-Cola-branded tubes containing 20 rounds each, making this large-format lot straightforward to store while keeping the collection divided into manageable groups.
The defining feature of this product is its large 100-round configuration.
Rather than receiving one large 100 oz silver product, the total weight is divided among one hundred separate rounds:
1 troy oz × 100 rounds = 100 troy oz of .999 fine silver
The rounds are then organized into five separate groups:
20 rounds per tube × 5 tubes = 100 rounds
Each tube therefore contains 20 troy ounces of silver, while all five tubes together contain 100 troy ounces.
This configuration allows collectors to keep the entire lot together while maintaining the convenience of smaller 20-round tubes. Individual tubes can be handled or organized without disturbing every round in the complete lot.
The obverse places the instantly recognizable Coca-Cola script wordmark at the center of the design.
Above the logo appears “ENJOY,” recalling the familiar phrase used throughout generations of Coca-Cola advertising.
The flowing Coca-Cola lettering has roots extending back to the company's beginnings in 1886. Frank M. Robinson, bookkeeper to Coca-Cola creator Dr. John S. Pemberton, suggested the Coca-Cola name and developed its distinctive script presentation.
The round keeps this side visually focused, allowing the familiar wordmark to dominate the one-ounce silver surface.
The reverse shifts from the famous wordmark to another important part of Coca-Cola's visual identity: the contour bottle.
Three bottles appear together across the design, showcasing the distinctive curved shape closely associated with Coca-Cola for more than a century.
The reverse also carries essential product inscriptions, including “1 OZ .999 FINE SILVER,” identifying the weight and fineness of each individual round.
An official Coca-Cola licensing inscription further identifies the artwork as authorized by The Coca-Cola Company, distinguishing these rounds from unofficial tribute pieces.
The Coca-Cola contour bottle has become almost as recognizable as the company's script logo.
In 1915, Coca-Cola bottlers sought a distinctive bottle design that consumers could recognize even without seeing the brand name.
The winning concept came from the Root Glass Company of Terre Haute, Indiana. The design team developed a curved, ribbed bottle shape that stood apart from the straight-sided bottles commonly used at the time.
The contour bottle entered widespread use beginning in the following years and eventually became a major element of Coca-Cola's visual identity.
Its recognizable silhouette has appeared throughout advertising, packaging, photography, artwork, signs, collectibles, and other branded products.
Using three contour bottles on the reverse connects this modern silver round directly with that long-established design history.
These rounds are officially licensed Coca-Cola products rather than privately created reproductions of the company's trademarks.
That distinction is especially relevant for collectors of branded memorabilia.
Coca-Cola's script logo and contour bottle are protected elements of the company's visual identity. Their authorized use on these silver rounds creates a direct connection between the precious-metal product and the Coca-Cola brand.
The rounds carry the appropriate company identification as part of the design, providing a visible indication of that licensing relationship.
This makes the lot suitable not only for collectors of silver rounds but also for enthusiasts building collections around Coca-Cola advertising, bottles, signs, branded merchandise, or American commercial history.
Coca-Cola traces its history to 1886, when pharmacist Dr. John S. Pemberton introduced the beverage in Atlanta, Georgia.
Frank M. Robinson played an important role in shaping the early brand identity by suggesting its name and creating the distinctive handwritten presentation associated with the Coca-Cola logo.
Over subsequent decades, Coca-Cola developed an extensive visual history encompassing advertisements, serving trays, signs, vending machines, calendars, bottles, holiday imagery, and branded merchandise.
Many of those items eventually became collecting categories of their own.
These 1 oz silver rounds continue that tradition in a modern precious-metal format by bringing together two especially recognizable brand elements: the Coca-Cola script and contour bottle.
Packaging 100 rounds as five tubes of 20 provides a practical balance between a large total quantity and smaller organized groups.
Each tube contains 20 matching 1 oz rounds, making it easier to keep the pieces together without handling all 100 at once.
Collectors can retain the complete five-tube lot as a single group, organize the tubes separately, or incorporate individual rounds into a broader collection.
The Coca-Cola-branded tube presentation also complements the officially licensed artwork on the rounds themselves.
For collectors interested in branded silver, having matching rounds grouped in manufacturer-style tubes can create a more cohesive presentation than storing one hundred loose pieces individually.
Silver can naturally develop toning or other surface changes through exposure to air, humidity, and environmental conditions.
Keeping the Coca-Cola rounds inside their tubes when they are not being examined can reduce unnecessary handling and exposure.
If individual rounds are removed, hold them carefully by their edges or use clean, non-abrasive gloves. Avoid touching the primary design surfaces whenever practical.
Store all five tubes in a cool, dry, temperature-stable environment away from excessive moisture and chemicals.
Avoid polishing the rounds or using abrasive cleaning products. Cleaning can permanently alter their original surfaces and may affect the appearance of the officially licensed designs.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Coca-Cola |
| Product | Coca-Cola Silver Round |
| Metal | Silver |
| Quantity | 100 Rounds |
| Silver Content Per Round | 1 Troy oz |
| Total Silver Content | 100 Troy oz |
| Purity | .999 Fine Silver |
| Approx. Weight Per Round | 31.1 Grams |
| Diameter | Approx. 39 mm |
| Thickness | Approx. 2.8 mm |
| Edge | Smooth |
| Obverse | Coca-Cola Script Logo / “Enjoy” |
| Reverse | Three Coca-Cola Contour Bottles |
| Licensing | Officially Licensed by The Coca-Cola Company |
| Packaging | 5 Coca-Cola-Branded Tubes |
| Rounds Per Tube | 20 |
| Silver Content Per Tube | 20 Troy oz |
| Certificate of Authenticity | Not Included |
Add the Lot of 100 - 1 oz Coca Cola Silver Round .999 Fine (5 Tubes of 20) to your collection of branded silver and Coca-Cola memorabilia.
With 100 individually struck 1 oz rounds containing a combined 100 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, this substantial lot combines the iconic Coca-Cola script, historic contour bottle imagery, official company licensing, and convenient five-tube organization.
Buy the Lot of 100 Coca-Cola 1 oz Silver Rounds from BOLD Precious Metals and add five complete tubes of officially licensed Coca-Cola silver to your collection today.
The Lot of 100-1 oz Coca Cola Silver Round .999 Fine (5 Tubes of 20) combines a significant amount of silver with one of the most iconic brand designs in the world. There are 100 separate 1 oz silver rounds in this entire lot, each made from .999 pure silver, for a total silver content of 100 troy ounces.
Each round, which is officially licensed by The Coca-Cola Company, features three iconic contour bottles on the reverse and the well-known Coca-Cola script logo on the obverse. The design combines imagery from almost a century of Coca-Cola visual heritage with precious-metal craftsmanship.
The 100 rounds arrive organized into five Coca-Cola-branded tubes containing 20 rounds each, making this large-format lot straightforward to store while keeping the collection divided into manageable groups.
The defining feature of this product is its large 100-round configuration.
Rather than receiving one large 100 oz silver product, the total weight is divided among one hundred separate rounds:
1 troy oz × 100 rounds = 100 troy oz of .999 fine silver
The rounds are then organized into five separate groups:
20 rounds per tube × 5 tubes = 100 rounds
Each tube therefore contains 20 troy ounces of silver, while all five tubes together contain 100 troy ounces.
This configuration allows collectors to keep the entire lot together while maintaining the convenience of smaller 20-round tubes. Individual tubes can be handled or organized without disturbing every round in the complete lot.
The obverse places the instantly recognizable Coca-Cola script wordmark at the center of the design.
Above the logo appears “ENJOY,” recalling the familiar phrase used throughout generations of Coca-Cola advertising.
The flowing Coca-Cola lettering has roots extending back to the company's beginnings in 1886. Frank M. Robinson, bookkeeper to Coca-Cola creator Dr. John S. Pemberton, suggested the Coca-Cola name and developed its distinctive script presentation.
The round keeps this side visually focused, allowing the familiar wordmark to dominate the one-ounce silver surface.
The reverse shifts from the famous wordmark to another important part of Coca-Cola's visual identity: the contour bottle.
Three bottles appear together across the design, showcasing the distinctive curved shape closely associated with Coca-Cola for more than a century.
The reverse also carries essential product inscriptions, including “1 OZ .999 FINE SILVER,” identifying the weight and fineness of each individual round.
An official Coca-Cola licensing inscription further identifies the artwork as authorized by The Coca-Cola Company, distinguishing these rounds from unofficial tribute pieces.
The Coca-Cola contour bottle has become almost as recognizable as the company's script logo.
In 1915, Coca-Cola bottlers sought a distinctive bottle design that consumers could recognize even without seeing the brand name.
The winning concept came from the Root Glass Company of Terre Haute, Indiana. The design team developed a curved, ribbed bottle shape that stood apart from the straight-sided bottles commonly used at the time.
The contour bottle entered widespread use beginning in the following years and eventually became a major element of Coca-Cola's visual identity.
Its recognizable silhouette has appeared throughout advertising, packaging, photography, artwork, signs, collectibles, and other branded products.
Using three contour bottles on the reverse connects this modern silver round directly with that long-established design history.
These rounds are officially licensed Coca-Cola products rather than privately created reproductions of the company's trademarks.
That distinction is especially relevant for collectors of branded memorabilia.
Coca-Cola's script logo and contour bottle are protected elements of the company's visual identity. Their authorized use on these silver rounds creates a direct connection between the precious-metal product and the Coca-Cola brand.
The rounds carry the appropriate company identification as part of the design, providing a visible indication of that licensing relationship.
This makes the lot suitable not only for collectors of silver rounds but also for enthusiasts building collections around Coca-Cola advertising, bottles, signs, branded merchandise, or American commercial history.
Coca-Cola traces its history to 1886, when pharmacist Dr. John S. Pemberton introduced the beverage in Atlanta, Georgia.
Frank M. Robinson played an important role in shaping the early brand identity by suggesting its name and creating the distinctive handwritten presentation associated with the Coca-Cola logo.
Over subsequent decades, Coca-Cola developed an extensive visual history encompassing advertisements, serving trays, signs, vending machines, calendars, bottles, holiday imagery, and branded merchandise.
Many of those items eventually became collecting categories of their own.
These 1 oz silver rounds continue that tradition in a modern precious-metal format by bringing together two especially recognizable brand elements: the Coca-Cola script and contour bottle.
Packaging 100 rounds as five tubes of 20 provides a practical balance between a large total quantity and smaller organized groups.
Each tube contains 20 matching 1 oz rounds, making it easier to keep the pieces together without handling all 100 at once.
Collectors can retain the complete five-tube lot as a single group, organize the tubes separately, or incorporate individual rounds into a broader collection.
The Coca-Cola-branded tube presentation also complements the officially licensed artwork on the rounds themselves.
For collectors interested in branded silver, having matching rounds grouped in manufacturer-style tubes can create a more cohesive presentation than storing one hundred loose pieces individually.
Silver can naturally develop toning or other surface changes through exposure to air, humidity, and environmental conditions.
Keeping the Coca-Cola rounds inside their tubes when they are not being examined can reduce unnecessary handling and exposure.
If individual rounds are removed, hold them carefully by their edges or use clean, non-abrasive gloves. Avoid touching the primary design surfaces whenever practical.
Store all five tubes in a cool, dry, temperature-stable environment away from excessive moisture and chemicals.
Avoid polishing the rounds or using abrasive cleaning products. Cleaning can permanently alter their original surfaces and may affect the appearance of the officially licensed designs.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Coca-Cola |
| Product | Coca-Cola Silver Round |
| Metal | Silver |
| Quantity | 100 Rounds |
| Silver Content Per Round | 1 Troy oz |
| Total Silver Content | 100 Troy oz |
| Purity | .999 Fine Silver |
| Approx. Weight Per Round | 31.1 Grams |
| Diameter | Approx. 39 mm |
| Thickness | Approx. 2.8 mm |
| Edge | Smooth |
| Obverse | Coca-Cola Script Logo / “Enjoy” |
| Reverse | Three Coca-Cola Contour Bottles |
| Licensing | Officially Licensed by The Coca-Cola Company |
| Packaging | 5 Coca-Cola-Branded Tubes |
| Rounds Per Tube | 20 |
| Silver Content Per Tube | 20 Troy oz |
| Certificate of Authenticity | Not Included |
Add the Lot of 100 - 1 oz Coca Cola Silver Round .999 Fine (5 Tubes of 20) to your collection of branded silver and Coca-Cola memorabilia.
With 100 individually struck 1 oz rounds containing a combined 100 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, this substantial lot combines the iconic Coca-Cola script, historic contour bottle imagery, official company licensing, and convenient five-tube organization.
Buy the Lot of 100 Coca-Cola 1 oz Silver Rounds from BOLD Precious Metals and add five complete tubes of officially licensed Coca-Cola silver to your collection today.
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