1 oz Maryland State Flag Silver Bar (Colored)

1 oz Maryland State Flag Silver Bar (Colored)
1 oz Maryland State Flag Silver Bar (Colored)
1 oz Maryland State Flag Silver Bar (Colored)
1 oz Maryland State Flag Silver Bar (Colored)
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1 oz Maryland State Flag Silver Bar (Colored)

Priced at .999 fine silver, the Maryland State Flag Silver Bar is a precision struck bullion bar by Scottsdale Mint that is embellished with the full color reproduction of the celebrated state flag of Maryland, the most heraldically distinguished state flag in the United States and the only one that is entirely based on English heraldry.

The design of Maryland's flag is a combination of the family coats of arms of the Calvert and Crossland families, the founding ones of the Maryland colony, and dates back to the 17th century, over 100 years before the United States of America gained independence.

This bar combines the historical resonance with the renowned .999 fineness of Scottsdale Mint's silver and the Crowned Lion hallmark, making it as significant as a collectible as it is as solid as a bullion purchase.

Bar Specifications

  • Metal: Silver
  • Purity: .999 Fine Silver
  • Weight: 1 Troy Ounce
  • Dimensions: 50 mm x 29 mm x 2.5 mm
  • Face Value: None (private mint)
  • Mintage: Unlimited
  • Finish: Full color (obverse)
  • Edge: Smooth
  • IRA Eligible: Yes
  • Packaging: Capsule on chipboard display backing
  • Mint: Scottsdale Mint, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

Design

The Obverse Profile — Maryland State Flag in Full Color

On the obverse is a color full reproduction of the Maryland State Flag, which is divided into four equal quadrants in the heraldic tradition:

  • Upper left (1st) and lower right (4th) quarters: The Calvert family arms is gold and black (paly of six) vertical bars crossed in diagonal fashion with a reversed band (black and gold). The colors are those of the first Lord Baltimore, George Calvert, who founded Maryland's colonial proprietorship.
  • 3rd and 4th quadrants (top-right and bottom-left): The Crossland family arms (red and white with the distinctive cross bottony, a cross whose arms end in 3 rounded lobes which are a medieval heraldic device with religious connotations). These are Crossland, who were the mother family of George Calvert.

The outcome was one of the most colourful flags in American vexillology, bold and symmetrical and with a long heritage of English heraldic style.

The Reverse Profile — Scottsdale Mint Authentication

The reverse is blank, while the reverse includes Scottsdale Mint's Crowned Lion hallmark on the right side in a vertical position, on the left side is the inscription “SCOTTSDALE MINT”, and on the bottom is the weight/purity, “1 TROY OZ FINE SILVER .999.”

Maryland's Flag — 400 Years of Heraldic History

The Maryland flag's design is a direct descendant of George Calvert (c. 1580-1632), the first Lord Baltimore, who was given a royal charter to create a colony in North America. Calvert's coat of arms was a blend of two family lines: the gold-and-black Calvert from his father's and the red-and-white Crossland from his mother's.

During the majority of Maryland's historic years, the Calvert gold-and-black colors were the only symbol of the colony. Maryland's Confederate troops used the Crossland red-and-white as their symbol on the Civil War. First seen in 1876 (eleven years after the war) the combined four-quadrant flag was interpreted as a symbol of post-war reunification and both heraldic traditions came together as a gesture of healing between Maryland citizens who had fought on opposing sides.

This became the official design of the state flag by the Maryland General Assembly in 1904. It was the first state flag designed entirely from English heraldry, and the flag design has not changed since formal adoption, making it one of the oldest continuous flag designs in America.

About Scottsdale Mint

Scottsdale Mint's hallmark, The Crowned Lion, is one of the most recognizable private-mint marks in the U.S. bullion secondary market, and is ISO 9001 certified, located in Scottsdale, Arizona. The precision colourisation process uses precision colour directly on the bar surface, with a durability to be collected and displayed for a long time.

BOLD Precious Metals is an authorized dealer of the Scottsdale Mint and all of the bars sold here are sourced directly and guaranteed authentic.

Why Buy From BOLD Precious Metals

  • Lowest premium — most competitive pricing on the Scottsdale Mint Maryland State Flag Silver Bar
  • Only U.S. state flag based entirely on English heraldry — 400 years of history on a single bar
  • Scottsdale Crowned Lion hallmark — immediate secondary market recognition
  • .999 fine silver — investment-grade purity, IRA-eligible
  • Gift-ready — capsule on chipboard, no additional packaging needed
  • Sell back to BOLD — transparent, hassle-free buyback program — sell your metals back at competitive rates with zero friction
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