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| Quantity | Cash/Check | Credit Card | Paypal/Pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 - 4 | $95.83 | $99.85 | $101.10 |
| 5 - 9 | $94.58 | $98.55 | $99.78 |
| 10 - 14 | $93.33 | $97.25 | $98.46 |
| 15 - 29 | $92.08 | $95.95 | $97.14 |
| 30 or more | $90.83 | $94.64 | $95.83 |
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As the premier release in the second installment of the acclaimed Americana Series by the Scottsdale Mint, this bar represents the intersection of 18th-century iconography and 21st-century minting. Struck in .999 fine silver, it features a high-definition colorized finish that transforms a standard asset into a work of handheld history.
The obverse showcases Lady Liberty in a "Vibrant Realism" style, utilizing advanced digital colorization to highlight the deep reds and blues of the American flag. Liberty is portrayed as a guardian of enlightenment, holding the torch of freedom. The reverse focuses on industrial security, featuring the iconic Scottsdale Mint Lion Head logo, weight, purity, and the "2025" year-date set against light-refracting radial lines.
For the serious collector, "Series-based" silver often outperforms generic bullion on the secondary market. As earlier releases become harder to find, demand for "Series II" increases to complete sets. Furthermore, .999 silver is recognized globally, and the Scottsdale Mint brand ensures high liquidity when trading with reputable dealers.
As the premier release in the second installment of the acclaimed Americana Series by the Scottsdale Mint, this bar represents the intersection of 18th-century iconography and 21st-century minting. Struck in .999 fine silver, it features a high-definition colorized finish that transforms a standard asset into a work of handheld history.
The obverse showcases Lady Liberty in a "Vibrant Realism" style, utilizing advanced digital colorization to highlight the deep reds and blues of the American flag. Liberty is portrayed as a guardian of enlightenment, holding the torch of freedom. The reverse focuses on industrial security, featuring the iconic Scottsdale Mint Lion Head logo, weight, purity, and the "2025" year-date set against light-refracting radial lines.
For the serious collector, "Series-based" silver often outperforms generic bullion on the secondary market. As earlier releases become harder to find, demand for "Series II" increases to complete sets. Furthermore, .999 silver is recognized globally, and the Scottsdale Mint brand ensures high liquidity when trading with reputable dealers.
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