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Struck by Scottsdale Mint, the 1 oz Iowa State Flag Silver Bar features a .999 fine silver weight and a bright colorized image of the Iowa State Flag on the back.
It's one of the most complete sets of 50 states and selected national flags that Scottsdale has in their silver bar collection. It's part of Scottsdale's Flag 54 bar, which is one of the most complete sets of 50 states and selected national flags in their silver bar market.
All bars in the series are the same 29 mm × 50 mm size with reeded sides; thus, they all fit together in a uniform manner, fit into normal 50 mm tubes, and stack together in a uniform manner as a group. All bars come with a protective acrylic capsule.
This is one of the purer options to stack silver with a collector angle, or to build a complete state flag collection, 1 oz of .999 fine silver from a mint that has a history of producing consistent series.
Obverse
On the front, Scottsdale Mint's hallmark is displayed, the crowned lion, followed by "SCOTTSDALE MINT," the bar's weight (1 TROY OZ), and purity (.999 FINE SILVER).
One of the more widely recognized private mint marks in the U.S. precious metals market is the crowned lion, and the inclusion of this mark on this bar is a virtual confirmation of origin and authenticity.
Reverse
On the back is Iowa's state flag in full color, accurately reproduced over the surface of the bar, which measures 29 mm × 50 mm.
There are three vertical stripes that are blue, white, and red. A bald eagle with its wings spread wide, holding a ribbon in its beak that has the state motto of Iowa, "Our liberties we prize and the rights we will maintain," is featured in the middle of the white stripe.
The word “IOWA” is boldly written directly below the eagle.
The coloration is very accurate, with the blue and red stripes clearly differentiated, and the eagle detail on the white stripe is clear and readable at bar scale.
Adopted on March 29, 1921, Iowa's state flag was adopted nearly 75 years after statehood, on December 28, 1846.
The flag was created by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) member Dixie Cornell Gebhardt, and the first time it was used was by the Iowa troops in the First World War before it was officially recognized by Iowa's legislature.The blue, white, and red stripes are a direct reference to the French tricolor, which is an intentional reminder of Iowa's beginnings as a part of the 828,000 square mile territory the United States bought from France in 1803.Iowa is located close to the middle of the purchase.
The bald eagle in the center of the flag is a common symbol of the federal government of the United States of America, but the motto ribbon on the eagle is unique to Iowa: "Our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain" was adopted by the first Iowa General Assembly as Iowa's official state motto in 1847, when the state was just one year old.
This is still the same as it was 3000 years ago.
When you know what you are buying with the bar, it's not just a silver purchase anymore.
On the reverse of the bar is the history of Iowa's civic and political evolution, including statehood, French territorial heritage, and a constitutional guarantee of civil rights and freedoms, all compressed to fit on a .999 fine silver bar.
Founded in Scottsdale, Arizona, Scottsdale Mint is a private mint known worldwide for its collectible series production, precision striking, and quality assurance of high-volume runs.One of their most popular collections is their Flag Series: 54 States in a series featuring a unique colorized state or national flag reverse on all the flags, with the same obverse of the crowned lion.
Actually, the obverse was designed to be the same on each of the 54 bars so as to provide a visually consistent set that will stack and store in the same way, making the collection easy to use for both stackers and collectors.Every design has the same bar dimensions of 29mm x 50mm, meaning that tubes and storage solutions purchased for one bar can be used in all 54.
Struck by Scottsdale Mint, the 1 oz Iowa State Flag Silver Bar features a .999 fine silver weight and a bright colorized image of the Iowa State Flag on the back.
It's one of the most complete sets of 50 states and selected national flags that Scottsdale has in their silver bar collection. It's part of Scottsdale's Flag 54 bar, which is one of the most complete sets of 50 states and selected national flags in their silver bar market.
All bars in the series are the same 29 mm × 50 mm size with reeded sides; thus, they all fit together in a uniform manner, fit into normal 50 mm tubes, and stack together in a uniform manner as a group. All bars come with a protective acrylic capsule.
This is one of the purer options to stack silver with a collector angle, or to build a complete state flag collection, 1 oz of .999 fine silver from a mint that has a history of producing consistent series.
Obverse
On the front, Scottsdale Mint's hallmark is displayed, the crowned lion, followed by "SCOTTSDALE MINT," the bar's weight (1 TROY OZ), and purity (.999 FINE SILVER).
One of the more widely recognized private mint marks in the U.S. precious metals market is the crowned lion, and the inclusion of this mark on this bar is a virtual confirmation of origin and authenticity.
Reverse
On the back is Iowa's state flag in full color, accurately reproduced over the surface of the bar, which measures 29 mm × 50 mm.
There are three vertical stripes that are blue, white, and red. A bald eagle with its wings spread wide, holding a ribbon in its beak that has the state motto of Iowa, "Our liberties we prize and the rights we will maintain," is featured in the middle of the white stripe.
The word “IOWA” is boldly written directly below the eagle.
The coloration is very accurate, with the blue and red stripes clearly differentiated, and the eagle detail on the white stripe is clear and readable at bar scale.
Adopted on March 29, 1921, Iowa's state flag was adopted nearly 75 years after statehood, on December 28, 1846.
The flag was created by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) member Dixie Cornell Gebhardt, and the first time it was used was by the Iowa troops in the First World War before it was officially recognized by Iowa's legislature.The blue, white, and red stripes are a direct reference to the French tricolor, which is an intentional reminder of Iowa's beginnings as a part of the 828,000 square mile territory the United States bought from France in 1803.Iowa is located close to the middle of the purchase.
The bald eagle in the center of the flag is a common symbol of the federal government of the United States of America, but the motto ribbon on the eagle is unique to Iowa: "Our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain" was adopted by the first Iowa General Assembly as Iowa's official state motto in 1847, when the state was just one year old.
This is still the same as it was 3000 years ago.
When you know what you are buying with the bar, it's not just a silver purchase anymore.
On the reverse of the bar is the history of Iowa's civic and political evolution, including statehood, French territorial heritage, and a constitutional guarantee of civil rights and freedoms, all compressed to fit on a .999 fine silver bar.
Founded in Scottsdale, Arizona, Scottsdale Mint is a private mint known worldwide for its collectible series production, precision striking, and quality assurance of high-volume runs.One of their most popular collections is their Flag Series: 54 States in a series featuring a unique colorized state or national flag reverse on all the flags, with the same obverse of the crowned lion.
Actually, the obverse was designed to be the same on each of the 54 bars so as to provide a visually consistent set that will stack and store in the same way, making the collection easy to use for both stackers and collectors.Every design has the same bar dimensions of 29mm x 50mm, meaning that tubes and storage solutions purchased for one bar can be used in all 54.
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