Picked up this vintage SilverTowne "Horse and Buggy" art bar from the late 70s/early 80s. I'm a sucker for these old private mint pictorial bars, especially when they start catching that natural golden/dark rim toning over the decades.
Thinking about letting this one ride out to a new home to free up some funds for a new mail call.
Hit my DMs if you want to talk details or want it for your own vault!
Showing off this 50-year-old vintage beauty. Love the crisp detail on these mid-70s Madison Mint holiday pieces featuring the classic Celtic harp flag and shamrocks. Letting this one go out of the collection to rotate the vault.
Love finding older private-mint pieces like these. The 1974 has some great natural edge toning, and the Eagle/Bell features the classic trade unit scale reverse. Both are .999 pure.
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Just picked this up. Really digging the classic U.S.S. Constitution design and the natural patina on the back.
When I first started stacking, my only goal was the lowest price per ounce. But lately, I’ve shifted my focus toward vintage poured bars.
The premium on vintage isn't a lost expense—it’s an asset class of its own. Modern bullion is mass-produced, but vintage supply is fixed and shrinking, making the premiums incredibly resilient when spot drops.
I just wrote my very first breakdown article on why the premium is worth it over at @SilverSipher Substack! Link is in the comments if you want to check it out.
Just picked up this scarce vintage piece. Struck over 30 years ago, it's completely unavailable anywhere online right now. Really digging the classic Greek temple design and the beautiful, natural smoky patina developing around the edges.