This Silver round comes gift-ready with an ornament capsule and velvet pouch. Each round contains .999 fine Silver and has a fun, colorized image celebrating the Winter Holidays.

On April 21, 1787, the Congress of the Confederation of the United States authorized a design for an official copper penny, later referred to as the Fugio cent because of its image of the sun shining down on a sundial with the caption, “Fugio,” a Latin word meaning “flee or fly.” Designed by Benjamin Franklin, as a reminder to its holders, he put at the bottom the message, “Mind Your Business.” The image and the words form a rebus meaning that “time flies, do your work.” This design was also used on the “Continental dollar,” issued as coins of an unknown real denomination in February 1776.

The Proof American Silver Eagle is simply a practical purchase for every investor. Proof Silver Eagle rounds feature the beloved Silver Eagle design in an even more fine finish with the same U.S. government guarantee.

Adopted on December 15, 1791, the Second Amendment of the Bill of Rights protects the right of the people to keep and bear arms. As the source of countless debates, this amendment has been saddled politically, however, time and time again the Supreme Court continues to uphold that this right belongs to individuals and is not to be infringed. George Washington himself is emblazoned on this medal with a declaration to those who would be armed in the defense of this nation, demanding discipline, which cannot be argued by any reasonable or rational person.

Proud to have partnered with Mutiny Metals, the custom hand poured .999 pure Silver Compass shows true dedication to the art. Due to the timing of the stamp and the angle there will not be two identical Silver Compasses. GMRgold is the exclusive vendor of the Mutiny Metals Silver Compass.

This Silver round comes gift-ready with an ornament capsule and velvet pouch. Each round contains .999 fine Silver and has a fun, colorized image celebrating the Winter Holidays.

On the 31st of October 1791, Robert Morris, head of the Senate committee on coinage and former Superintendent of Finance during the Confederation, was appointed to draft legislation that would provide for the establishment of a federal mint, including specifics on the size and design of the coins. Anticipating passage of his version of the legislation, Morris hired engravers to make sample coins to his specifications. Among the engravers he employed was Peter Getz of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Molon Labe, meaning “come and take them” is a traditional Greek phrase expressing defiance, believed to be spoken by the Spartan King Leonidas when the Persian armies demanded the surrender of their weapons. The expression is commemorated in this one ounce Silver round.

The Silver Buffalo Round is a beautiful coins are made of .999 fine silver. The famous designer James Earle Fraser designed the Native American Indian and the Great American Bison. His work can be seen all over the United States on various monuments and coins.

The 100 oz Silver Bar is a fantastic way to begin any portfolio. With keeping your premium cost down to a minimum and paying closer to spot that 1 Oz. bars. The Sunshine Mint with its specific security feature are a great choice among any investors.