1 Ounce Silver Bar American Buffalo
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- Elegant design: by James Earle Fraser
- High purity: 999/1,000 fine silver
- Discreet delivery: fully insured
- Elegant designModeled on the real buffalo Black Diamond from New York
- High purityBrilliant Uncirculated condition and a fineness of 999/1,000
- Discreet deliveryEvery delivery is 100% insured and anonymous
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American Buffalo
Bar, 1 ounce of fine silver
American Buffalo silver bar, bison side with the American bison
An American bison and the portrait of a Native American, after the designs James Earle Fraser created for the US five-cent piece of 1913.
Fraser’s choice
Two images for one country.
James Earle Fraser was born in 1876 in Winona, Minnesota, and grew up on the prairie near Mitchell, South Dakota. He studied in Paris and under Augustus Saint-Gaudens, then opened his own studio in New York.
In 1913 his five-cent piece went into circulation, the “Buffalo Nickel”. On one side he placed the portrait of a Native American, on the other an American bison. According to the Smithsonian, Fraser chose both as “indisputable representatives of the nation”.
According to the United States Mint, the nickel was thus one of the first to depart from the customary eagle or wreath. It was struck until 1938.
Several Native Americans sat for the portrait.
“My purpose was not to make a portrait but a type.”
This silver bar bears both images after Fraser’s design.
The bison
From a few dozen animals, herds grew again.
Before the mid-19th century, perhaps 30 to 60 million bison roamed North America, most of them on the Great Plains. By the 1890s there were fewer than 1,000.
Yellowstone is the only place in the US where bison have lived continuously since prehistoric times. In 1902 the herd there still numbered about two dozen animals. In the same year, 21 bison from two private herds were added. From both groups grew the two large herds that live in the national park today.
Since 9 May 2016, the bison has been the national mammal of the USA by law.
As a bar
Fraser’s images on a bar.
According to the United States Mint, Fraser’s buffalo designs are “not protected by copyright”. Private mints may therefore strike them.
On the portrait side are “LIBERTY” and “1 oz .999 FINE SILVER”.
PortraitThe portrait, above it “LIBERTY”
BisonThe bison
Inscription“1 oz .999 FINE SILVER”
Details from the photos in our gallery.
The editions
Fraser’s bison in three metals.
Gold, silver and copper side by side, not to scale. Your bar is marked.
Editions we can deliver are linked.
Gold
Bar
Copper
At a glance
- Type
- Bar
- Metal
- Silver
- Design
- after James Earle Fraser
- Weight
- 1 ounce of fine silver
- Fineness
- 999/1,000
When James Earle Fraser died in 1953, three of his important works remained unfinished.
1 oz American Buffalo Silver Bar: A Shining Symbol of American Heritage and Excellent Inflation Hedge
The 1 oz American Buffalo silver bar is an excellent way to diversify your wealth and provide effective inflation protection. As a product from the USA, with a fine weight of 31.10 g and a fineness of 999/1,000, this silver bar is an outstanding investment opportunity.
The Advantages of the Silver Bar
Investment goal: With the silver bar, you can protect your wealth from inflation.
Tax exemption: Profits from the sale of silver are generally tax-free, provided the holding period is at least one year.
Store of value: Silver has high demand in industry, which will lead to long-term value stability.
Versatility: Silver can be used as a medium of exchange, particularly in smaller transactions or during times of currency instability.
Historical value: Silver has a long history as a coinage metal and has been regarded by various cultures as a symbol of wealth and prestige.
A piece of American history
The American Buffalo silver bar pays tribute to America's native tribes and the buffalo, once threatened with extinction. The obverse features the portrait of a Native American, with the fine weight and fineness displayed below. The reverse shows a buffalo standing on a small patch of grass. Both designs were created by sculptor James Earle Fraser, who designed them in the early 20th century. The buffalo was named after the real buffalo "Black Diamond" from the New York Zoo. It is a particularly popular design in the USA.
A Durable and Valuable Investment Product
The 1 oz American Buffalo silver bar is not only an excellent way to diversify your wealth and provide effective inflation protection. It is also a symbol of American history and culture that should not be missing from any collection. With its high fineness, attractive design, and high liquidity, it is an excellent choice for every investor.
The 1 oz American Buffalo silver bar is more than just an investment. It is a piece of history you can hold in your hands.
This silver bar is a beautiful and valuable piece that makes an excellent addition to any collection or an outstanding gift for a loved one. It offers not only financial benefits but also the joy of owning a piece of American history.
Secure Your 1 oz American Buffalo Silver Bar Now
The 1 oz American Buffalo silver bar is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to invest in silver. With its high fineness, attractive design, and high liquidity, it is an excellent choice for every investor. Secure your own silver bar today and benefit from the numerous advantages it offers.
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