April 12, 2024
40 GRAMS TOTAL - Two 20g WALKING LIBERTY .999 Fine Silver Cubes - SUPERIOR!
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40 GRAMS TOTAL - Two 20g WALKING LIBERTY .999 Fine Silver Cubes - SUPERIOR! Bel Air Mint presents: Brand New/Fresh From Bel Air Mint Two - Twenty (20) Gram American Walking Liberty Cubes .999+ Fine Silver (Solid) Made in USA ************* Bel Air Mint is proud to offer the “Classic Hand Poured Silver Cube”. Silver has been presented in this form for centuries. Now you can invest in silver with this timeless piece. Each bar is hand created so therefore one-of-a-kind. Please expect imperfections. (For "perfect" bullion, please see our other auctions). ** About the stamp... The Walking Liberty half dollar was a silver 50-cent piece or half dollar coin issued by the United States Mint from 1916 to 1947. The symbol from those coins represent one of the most recognized symbols in silver/coins. That is why Bel Air Mint has created its replication in this affordable and unique style. ** We carry various sizes of rounds and bars to make silver investment available to everyone on the internet. Historically, gold and silver bullion investment has been exclusive to the wealthy. These cubes are approximately 14mm by 14mm. * * * * * * * * (Private Auction - Bidders are anonymous to other eBay users.) * * * * * * * * BEL AIR MINT...The LEADER in bullion investment opportunity. Payment due within 48 hours of winning auction.
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