1 Oz Silver. 999 Fine Coca Cola 75th Anniversary Cincinnati OH Bottling
Item History & Price
For sale is this 1 oz .999 fine silver art bar commemorating 75 Years of the Coca Cola Bottling Works Company in Cincinnati, OH This is a scarce silver art bar and can be difficult to acquire due to the popularity of the Coca-Cola 75th anniversary art bars. There were only 6000 minted and this is number 5496 of 6000. There are other similar Coca-Cola silver bars that commemorate the same amount of time, but you will notice they are for different locations and the da...te ranges will vary. The bar comes in the original plastic protective flip. The bar itself is very clean and a bit toned, but the flip has some spots.
This Coca-Cola bar is an official 75th Anniversary Commemorative Silver Art bar made by World Wide Mint. Each bar features a unique serial number on the side of the bar while the other side displays the weight and purity.
**Vintage silver art bars are only those that pre-date the big silver melt of the early eighties when millions of these were melted for their silver value (almost $50 each). Since the mintage of these types of bars was often low in the first place, many of them (like these) are extremely rare today. Most of the bars are identified using the classification system developed by J. Archie Kidd and Steven M. Rood in their book "An Indexed Guide Book of Silver Art Bars" (Fifth Edition) published in 1991. The exact item for sale is pictured.
Please message me with any questions, comments, or concerns. Thanks for looking.
This Coca-Cola bar is an official 75th Anniversary Commemorative Silver Art bar made by World Wide Mint. Each bar features a unique serial number on the side of the bar while the other side displays the weight and purity.
**Vintage silver art bars are only those that pre-date the big silver melt of the early eighties when millions of these were melted for their silver value (almost $50 each). Since the mintage of these types of bars was often low in the first place, many of them (like these) are extremely rare today. Most of the bars are identified using the classification system developed by J. Archie Kidd and Steven M. Rood in their book "An Indexed Guide Book of Silver Art Bars" (Fifth Edition) published in 1991. The exact item for sale is pictured.
Please message me with any questions, comments, or concerns. Thanks for looking.
