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License plates were first introduced in America by New York. In 1901, the state required its citizens to display a metal plate of some kind. However, it was Massachusetts in 1903 that first started issuing these plates to residents. By 1918 all 48 states were issuing plates. Now, you can own unique silver bars that display the 50 state plates, right here at JM Bullion. Order your 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Utah License Plate Silver Bar today.
Bar Highlights:
Utah first required citizens of the state to display a plate in 1909. However, residents displayed their own until 1915 when the state started issuing them. The plate design shown on this silver bar has been used by Utah residents since 1992. It was originally used to commemorate 100 years of Utah being a state. First serving as an extra-fee plate, this design became a base plate in 1997.
The Utah license plate is on the obverse field of the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Utah License Plate Bar. This plate features a picturesque colorized background displaying the popular Delicate Arch in Arches National Park. The state name is displayed on the top while the slogan is displayed on the bottom of the bar.
An American flag is shown on the reverse side of the Stacking Across America Utah License Plate Silver Bar. This design field shows an American flag fluttering in the wind with the name of the series displayed prominently on it. This image is a staple for all bars in the collection.
Each 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Utah License Plate Silver Bar will arrive in an individual capsule to preserve the condition of your silver bar. This series has 50 bars, one for each state. Each state plate has a mintage of just 1,000.
Looking for silver bars for sale? Contact the JM Bullion team at 800-276-6508 with any questions you may have. Additionally, our team can be reached via email or through our online chat feature.
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License plates were first introduced in America by New York. In 1901, the state required its citizens to display a metal plate of some kind. However, it was Massachusetts in 1903 that first started issuing these plates to residents. By 1918 all 48 states were issuing plates. Now, you can own unique silver bars that display the 50 state plates, right here at JM Bullion. Order your 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Utah License Plate Silver Bar today.
Bar Highlights:
Utah first required citizens of the state to display a plate in 1909. However, residents displayed their own until 1915 when the state started issuing them. The plate design shown on this silver bar has been used by Utah residents since 1992. It was originally used to commemorate 100 years of Utah being a state. First serving as an extra-fee plate, this design became a base plate in 1997.
The Utah license plate is on the obverse field of the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Utah License Plate Bar. This plate features a picturesque colorized background displaying the popular Delicate Arch in Arches National Park. The state name is displayed on the top while the slogan is displayed on the bottom of the bar.
An American flag is shown on the reverse side of the Stacking Across America Utah License Plate Silver Bar. This design field shows an American flag fluttering in the wind with the name of the series displayed prominently on it. This image is a staple for all bars in the collection.
Each 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Utah License Plate Silver Bar will arrive in an individual capsule to preserve the condition of your silver bar. This series has 50 bars, one for each state. Each state plate has a mintage of just 1,000.
Looking for silver bars for sale? Contact the JM Bullion team at 800-276-6508 with any questions you may have. Additionally, our team can be reached via email or through our online chat feature.
