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License plates were introduced in America in 1901 when New York started requiring residents to display a metal plate on their motor vehicles. Just two years later, Massachusetts became the first state to issue them. By 1918, all 48 states were issuing plates. Over the years these plates evolved to showcase images and unique design elements. Now, you can collect all 50 state plates displayed on 1 oz silver bars. Today, JM Bullion is happy to bring you the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Pennsylvania License Plate Silver Bar.
Bar Highlights:
The design of this plate has remained largely the same since 1999. Pennsylvania first required citizens to display plates in 1903, just two years after New York became the first state to do so. By 1906, Pennsylvania was issuing plates to its residents.
Each 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Pennsylvania License Plate Silver Bar will arrive in its own capsule to preserve the condition of the bar. Each bar boasts a full-color spectrum thanks to UV printing technology. The overall series consists of 50 state bars, each with a mintage of just 1,000.
The obverse field of the Stacking Across America Pennsylvania License Plate Silver Bar features the state plate design of Pennsylvania. The design showcases a three-colored plate with dark blue on the top, white in the middle, and yellow on the bottom. The word “Stacking” is seen in the middle with the state plate displayed in the blue section.
An American flag is shown on the reverse of the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Pennsylvania License Plate Bar. This American flag is shown flowing in the wind with the name of the series displayed in front. This image is consistent with all silver bars in the series.
The customer service team at JM Bullion is here for any questions you may have. Give our team a call at 800-276-6508. Alternatively, we can be reached via email as well as our online chat.
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License plates were introduced in America in 1901 when New York started requiring residents to display a metal plate on their motor vehicles. Just two years later, Massachusetts became the first state to issue them. By 1918, all 48 states were issuing plates. Over the years these plates evolved to showcase images and unique design elements. Now, you can collect all 50 state plates displayed on 1 oz silver bars. Today, JM Bullion is happy to bring you the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Pennsylvania License Plate Silver Bar.
Bar Highlights:
The design of this plate has remained largely the same since 1999. Pennsylvania first required citizens to display plates in 1903, just two years after New York became the first state to do so. By 1906, Pennsylvania was issuing plates to its residents.
Each 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Pennsylvania License Plate Silver Bar will arrive in its own capsule to preserve the condition of the bar. Each bar boasts a full-color spectrum thanks to UV printing technology. The overall series consists of 50 state bars, each with a mintage of just 1,000.
The obverse field of the Stacking Across America Pennsylvania License Plate Silver Bar features the state plate design of Pennsylvania. The design showcases a three-colored plate with dark blue on the top, white in the middle, and yellow on the bottom. The word “Stacking” is seen in the middle with the state plate displayed in the blue section.
An American flag is shown on the reverse of the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Pennsylvania License Plate Bar. This American flag is shown flowing in the wind with the name of the series displayed in front. This image is consistent with all silver bars in the series.
The customer service team at JM Bullion is here for any questions you may have. Give our team a call at 800-276-6508. Alternatively, we can be reached via email as well as our online chat.
