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The 1 oz West Virginia State Flag Silver Bar is struck in .999 fine silver and features a full-color reproduction of the West Virginia state flag. Part of Scottsdale Mint's popular Flag Series, this bar combines investment-grade silver with a design that commemorates one of the most unique statehood stories in American history.
Each bar measures 29 mm × 50 mm × 2.5 mm, features a reeded edge, and arrives protected in a plastic capsule mounted on chipboard. The colorized flag design highlights the state's coat of arms and the symbolism behind West Virginia's creation during the American Civil War. As a member of Scottsdale Mint's 54-bar Flag Series, the West Virginia State Flag Silver Bar shares identical dimensions with all other state and national flag releases, making it ideal for collectors building a complete set.
Flag Side — West Virginia State Flag in Full Color
The obverse displays a full-color reproduction of the West Virginia state flag. The design features a white field bordered in blue on all four sides with the official state coat of arms at the center. A red ribbon above the coat of arms bears the inscription "STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA," while clusters of Rhododendron maximum blossoms—the state flower—decorate each side of the central emblem. The coat of arms is rich with symbolism. A farmer stands on the left, representing the state's agricultural heritage, while a miner stands on the right, symbolizing West Virginia's mining and natural resource industries. Between them is a large boulder engraved with the date June 20, 1863, commemorating West Virginia's admission to the Union. Above the boulder rests a Liberty Cap, while two crossed rifles symbolize the state's willingness to defend freedom.Below the scene appears the state motto, "Montani Semper Liberi," translated as "Mountaineers Are Always Free."
Reverse — Scottsdale Mint Authentication
The reverse features Scottsdale Mint's iconic Crowned Lion hallmark in raised relief. Alongside the hallmark are the inscriptions "SCOTTSDALE MINT" and "1 TROY OZ FINE SILVER .999," confirming the bar's origin, weight, and purity.
West Virginia holds a unique place in American history as the only state created through separation from a Confederate state during the Civil War.
In 1861, Virginia voted to secede from the Union. However, many citizens in the western counties opposed the decision. These mountainous communities maintained stronger economic and cultural ties to the North and differed significantly from eastern Virginia's plantation economy. Rather than follow Virginia into the Confederacy, representatives from the western counties established a loyalist government, petitioned Congress, and sought statehood within the Union. Their efforts succeeded when West Virginia officially became the 35th state on June 20, 1863. The statehood date displayed on the coat of arms commemorates this historic decision. The crossed rifles symbolize the determination of West Virginians to defend their choice, while the motto "Montani Semper Liberi" reflects the spirit of independence that led to the state's formation. Although the modern state flag was officially adopted on March 7, 1929, the coat of arms had served as a symbol of West Virginia since the state's earliest years.
Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, Scottsdale Mint is recognized worldwide for producing collectible bullion products and precision-struck precious metal issues. Its Flag Series consists of 54 designs representing all 50 U.S. states and select national flags. Each release pairs a colorized flag design with Scottsdale Mint's Crowned Lion hallmark in a consistent format. The uniform dimensions of every Flag Series bar allow collectors to stack, store, and display the bars together with ease.
The 1 oz West Virginia State Flag Silver Bar is struck in .999 fine silver and features a full-color reproduction of the West Virginia state flag. Part of Scottsdale Mint's popular Flag Series, this bar combines investment-grade silver with a design that commemorates one of the most unique statehood stories in American history.
Each bar measures 29 mm × 50 mm × 2.5 mm, features a reeded edge, and arrives protected in a plastic capsule mounted on chipboard. The colorized flag design highlights the state's coat of arms and the symbolism behind West Virginia's creation during the American Civil War. As a member of Scottsdale Mint's 54-bar Flag Series, the West Virginia State Flag Silver Bar shares identical dimensions with all other state and national flag releases, making it ideal for collectors building a complete set.
Flag Side — West Virginia State Flag in Full Color
The obverse displays a full-color reproduction of the West Virginia state flag. The design features a white field bordered in blue on all four sides with the official state coat of arms at the center. A red ribbon above the coat of arms bears the inscription "STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA," while clusters of Rhododendron maximum blossoms—the state flower—decorate each side of the central emblem. The coat of arms is rich with symbolism. A farmer stands on the left, representing the state's agricultural heritage, while a miner stands on the right, symbolizing West Virginia's mining and natural resource industries. Between them is a large boulder engraved with the date June 20, 1863, commemorating West Virginia's admission to the Union. Above the boulder rests a Liberty Cap, while two crossed rifles symbolize the state's willingness to defend freedom.Below the scene appears the state motto, "Montani Semper Liberi," translated as "Mountaineers Are Always Free."
Reverse — Scottsdale Mint Authentication
The reverse features Scottsdale Mint's iconic Crowned Lion hallmark in raised relief. Alongside the hallmark are the inscriptions "SCOTTSDALE MINT" and "1 TROY OZ FINE SILVER .999," confirming the bar's origin, weight, and purity.
West Virginia holds a unique place in American history as the only state created through separation from a Confederate state during the Civil War.
In 1861, Virginia voted to secede from the Union. However, many citizens in the western counties opposed the decision. These mountainous communities maintained stronger economic and cultural ties to the North and differed significantly from eastern Virginia's plantation economy. Rather than follow Virginia into the Confederacy, representatives from the western counties established a loyalist government, petitioned Congress, and sought statehood within the Union. Their efforts succeeded when West Virginia officially became the 35th state on June 20, 1863. The statehood date displayed on the coat of arms commemorates this historic decision. The crossed rifles symbolize the determination of West Virginians to defend their choice, while the motto "Montani Semper Liberi" reflects the spirit of independence that led to the state's formation. Although the modern state flag was officially adopted on March 7, 1929, the coat of arms had served as a symbol of West Virginia since the state's earliest years.
Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, Scottsdale Mint is recognized worldwide for producing collectible bullion products and precision-struck precious metal issues. Its Flag Series consists of 54 designs representing all 50 U.S. states and select national flags. Each release pairs a colorized flag design with Scottsdale Mint's Crowned Lion hallmark in a consistent format. The uniform dimensions of every Flag Series bar allow collectors to stack, store, and display the bars together with ease.
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