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License plates have been a part of America since 1901 when New York became the first state to require their residents to display a plate on their motor vehicle. It wasn’t until 1903 though when Massachusetts became the first state to issue them to citizens. By 1918, all 48 states were issuing registration plates. Over the years, these plates have evolved to include unique imagery and even serve as a collectible to some. Now, you can collect these plates displayed on silver bars with the Stackin’ Across America Series. Order your 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Oregon License Plate Silver Bar from JM Bullion, today.
Bar Highlights:
The obverse of each 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Oregon License Plate Bar features the license plate of Oregon. This unique design shows a lavender mountain skyline with a green Douglas Fir in the center. This bar is a replica of the current standardized plate in Oregon.
An American flag is shown on the reverse field of the Stacking Across America Oregon License Plate Silver Bar. This image features the American flag rippling in the wind with the name of the series displayed in front of the flag. This image is consistent on every bar in the overall series.
Your order of the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Oregon License Plate Silver Bar will arrive in an individual capsule to preserve the condition of your bar. All bars in the series will contain 1 Troy oz of .999 silver. Notably, there’s a limited mintage of just 1,000 bars per state.
Oregon first required citizens to display plates beginning in 1905, however, the state didn’t start issuing them until 1911. The current plate design for Oregon, as seen on the obverse of this silver bar, has remained consistent since 1989. This design was also featured on the 1988 standard plate but with a different color palette. Plates in Oregon before 1988 consisted of just a single-color background without any other images or design elements present.
The customer service team at JM Bullion is here for any questions you may have. Give our team a call today at 800-276-6508 with any inquiries. We’re also available via email as well as our effective online chat feature.
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License plates have been a part of America since 1901 when New York became the first state to require their residents to display a plate on their motor vehicle. It wasn’t until 1903 though when Massachusetts became the first state to issue them to citizens. By 1918, all 48 states were issuing registration plates. Over the years, these plates have evolved to include unique imagery and even serve as a collectible to some. Now, you can collect these plates displayed on silver bars with the Stackin’ Across America Series. Order your 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Oregon License Plate Silver Bar from JM Bullion, today.
Bar Highlights:
The obverse of each 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Oregon License Plate Bar features the license plate of Oregon. This unique design shows a lavender mountain skyline with a green Douglas Fir in the center. This bar is a replica of the current standardized plate in Oregon.
An American flag is shown on the reverse field of the Stacking Across America Oregon License Plate Silver Bar. This image features the American flag rippling in the wind with the name of the series displayed in front of the flag. This image is consistent on every bar in the overall series.
Your order of the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Oregon License Plate Silver Bar will arrive in an individual capsule to preserve the condition of your bar. All bars in the series will contain 1 Troy oz of .999 silver. Notably, there’s a limited mintage of just 1,000 bars per state.
Oregon first required citizens to display plates beginning in 1905, however, the state didn’t start issuing them until 1911. The current plate design for Oregon, as seen on the obverse of this silver bar, has remained consistent since 1989. This design was also featured on the 1988 standard plate but with a different color palette. Plates in Oregon before 1988 consisted of just a single-color background without any other images or design elements present.
The customer service team at JM Bullion is here for any questions you may have. Give our team a call today at 800-276-6508 with any inquiries. We’re also available via email as well as our effective online chat feature.
