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William Wyon’s prominent career at the Royal Mint began in 1817 with his Three Graces engraving. As an homage to this incredible masterwork, the Royal Mint has selected The Three Graces for its latest release in the Great Engravers Collection. This spectacular series began in 2019 and commemorates the most iconic designs issued by the Mint over the last 200 years. Today, 100 oz Great Britain The Great Engravers Collection Three Graces Silver Bars are available to you online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
When your purchase 100 oz Great Britain The Great Engravers Collection Three Graces Bars in this JM Bullion online listing, you will receive a .9999 pure silver bar produced at the Royal Mint. For protection, these bars will arrive in individual boxes with multiples of 6 boxed individually within a Monster Box.
The Three Graces are depicted on the obverse of 100 oz Great Britain The Great Engravers Collection Silver Bars. These three deities are from ancient Greek mythology, though in Wyon’s original design they are meant to represent England, Ireland, and Scotland. They are depicted as maidens wearing elegant gowns with laurels in their hair and flowers in their hands.
The Royal Mint logo can be found on the reverse face of Great Britain The Great Engravers Collection Three Graces Silver Bars. You will also see inscriptions on the reverse that read The Royal Mint, 100 oz 999.9 Fine Silver. Behind these features, there is a beautiful meander pattern.
In 1816, engraver Benedetto Pistrucci was facing criticism over a series of new designs for the half-crown, sixpence and shillings. Wyon saw an opportunity to gain some attention, so he took the initiative to fund his own project, which resulted in a 50-coin mintage of the neo-classical inspired Three Graces crown. The coin did not actually enter circulation and lacks the sharpness and nuance of Wyon’s finest work. Yet considering Wyon’s limited experience at the time, it was clearly indicative of his immense skills.
Please contact JM Bullion if you have any questions when you buy silver bars. Our team is ready to assist you at 800-276-6508, online through our live chat, and via our email address.
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"Beautiful piece of bullion. An investment and art. Very fine details on both the obverse and reverse of the bar. Highly impressed. "
William Wyon’s prominent career at the Royal Mint began in 1817 with his Three Graces engraving. As an homage to this incredible masterwork, the Royal Mint has selected The Three Graces for its latest release in the Great Engravers Collection. This spectacular series began in 2019 and commemorates the most iconic designs issued by the Mint over the last 200 years. Today, 100 oz Great Britain The Great Engravers Collection Three Graces Silver Bars are available to you online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
When your purchase 100 oz Great Britain The Great Engravers Collection Three Graces Bars in this JM Bullion online listing, you will receive a .9999 pure silver bar produced at the Royal Mint. For protection, these bars will arrive in individual boxes with multiples of 6 boxed individually within a Monster Box.
The Three Graces are depicted on the obverse of 100 oz Great Britain The Great Engravers Collection Silver Bars. These three deities are from ancient Greek mythology, though in Wyon’s original design they are meant to represent England, Ireland, and Scotland. They are depicted as maidens wearing elegant gowns with laurels in their hair and flowers in their hands.
The Royal Mint logo can be found on the reverse face of Great Britain The Great Engravers Collection Three Graces Silver Bars. You will also see inscriptions on the reverse that read The Royal Mint, 100 oz 999.9 Fine Silver. Behind these features, there is a beautiful meander pattern.
In 1816, engraver Benedetto Pistrucci was facing criticism over a series of new designs for the half-crown, sixpence and shillings. Wyon saw an opportunity to gain some attention, so he took the initiative to fund his own project, which resulted in a 50-coin mintage of the neo-classical inspired Three Graces crown. The coin did not actually enter circulation and lacks the sharpness and nuance of Wyon’s finest work. Yet considering Wyon’s limited experience at the time, it was clearly indicative of his immense skills.
Please contact JM Bullion if you have any questions when you buy silver bars. Our team is ready to assist you at 800-276-6508, online through our live chat, and via our email address.
"Beautiful piece of bullion. An investment and art. Very fine details on both the obverse and reverse of the bar. Highly impressed. "
