5-1 Ounce .999 SILVER Clad ( 2000 ) State Quarter BAR SET -First Strike- P#1177C

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PRICED TO SELL UNBEATABLE LOW PRICED NEW RELEASE: 5-1 Troy Ounce Silver Clad Bullion Art Bar Series Complete Set of 2000 U.S. State Quarter Designs *Each Design is Individually Serial Numbered With Only 999 Bars Struck* *World Treasures Mint, 2012 First Strike Edition* These U.S. State Quarter silver clad series Bar designs are part of WTMINT'S “56 U.S. State Quarter, District of Columbia & U.S. Territories Bar Designs-Silver Clad Bar Series.” Our U.S. State Quarter Silver Clad Series Bar Designs are made in numerical order according to the original U.S. Mint release dates starting with the designs that were released in 1999-2008 including the 2009 the District of Columbia & U.S. Territories Designs. World Treasures Mint is proud to release legitimate limited edition, individually serial-numbered bars using the latest innovative laser etched technology. With only 999 minted per Bar for the First Strike Edition, our Bars are truly made as a collectible! Disclaimer: Serial numbered bars/coins are distributed randomly between 001-999. Visit Our Ebay Store STATE QUARTER DESIGN HISTORY: The U.S State Quarters were originally released in the same order that the s tates ratified the constitution. Each of the quarter's reverse commemorated one of the 50 states with a design emblematic of its unique history, traditions and symbols. Certain design elements, such as state flags, images of living persons, and head-and-shoulder images of deceased persons, were prohibited. States typically employed one of two approaches in making this selection. In 33 states, the governor selected the final recommended design, often based on the recommendations of advisory groups and citizens. In the other 17 states, citizens selected the final design through online, telephone, mail or other public votes. U.S. Mint engravers executed all final design concepts approved by the Secretary of Treasury. The media and public attention surrounding this process and the release of each state's quarter was intense and produced significant media for the program. The statehood quarters program was the most popular commemorative Bar program in United States History; the United States Mint has estimated that 147 million Americans have collected state quarters and 3.5 million participated in the selection of state quarter designs. Browse our other Items Silver Plated Collectibles Solid Silver Collectibles Gold Plated Collectibles Solid Gold Collectibles Contact Us Please contact us through eBay for all questions and concerns regarding eBay listings or purchased items. For further assistance for setting up distributor accounts to buy at wholesale bulk pricing please send us a message through eBay's messaging center. Terms of Sale: 30 day 100% Satisfaction money back guarantee! Need a Listing Bid Cancellation?..........NO PROBLEM! Need to Return an item?.......................NO PROBLEM! Our answer is always............................NO PROBLEM! 5 Star Rating Satisfaction is our priority whether your happy with your purchase or not we want you to be happy with our custom service and this is why we say... NO PROBLEM! Shipping: We process all orders and have them shipped within 1-3 business days. Most of our items are shipped out within 24hrs of purchase. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Understanding the terms that are used for these type of products: The phrase "100 Mills", "500 Mills" or "5 Microns": Describe the supposed thickness of clad or plating (also known as electroplating) that is on the bar or coin. If you see the phrase "100 mills", "500 mills","or "5 Microns" on the bar or coin or in a listing title and or description it is most definitely not solid silver or gold. Definition for "Clad", "Plated" or "Plating": A clad, plating or plated bar or is one that has multiple layers of metal in it, around it, or covering it; our current clad bars and coins consist of an ... read more

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