Misc Silver Art Rounds

Miscellaneous Silver Art Rounds

In this section, you will find a selection of silver art rounds of a miscellaneous nature that do not fit neatly into other areas. These rounds are pure silver, one troy ounce, unless otherwise noted. The rounds may be pictured slightly larger or close to their actual size which is usually between 38mm and 40mm in diameter.

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The Camels are Coming!

RJRTC

This round is not marked but weighs exactly 31.1 grams and I beieve it to be pure silver.

$65.00

"Made in America" Screw Saddam

$65.00

Saddam Spanked

"He Made Uncle Cranky!"

$65.00

Indiana University

Enameled Silver Commem

$50.00

Cleopatra Heralds the 1984 New Orleans World's Fair

Cleopatra (1972)

.999 fine, 27.7 grams, 38mm.

Cleopatra Heralds the 1984 New Orleans World's Fair silver medal

$55.00

Mardi Gras, New Orleans

Bacchus Book of Horrors (1972)

.999 fine, 25.4 grams, 38mm.

Mardi Gras, New Orleans Bacchus Book of Horrors silver medal

$55.00

Proof 1985 Pharaoh's Feast

Mardi Gras

Mobile, Alabama

$75.00

1993 Joe Camel Round

Choice Frosted Proof

This round is not marked but weighs exactly 31.1 grams and I beieve it to be pure silver.

$65.00

1987 Proof Welcome Aboard

Mystic Strippers Society

Mardi Gras Mobile, Alabama

$75.00

International Center for Entrepreneurial Development, Inc.

2001 (Antique Silver Finish)

Rising to New Heights

.999 Fine Silver (On Edge), 28.2 grams

International Center for Entrepreneurial Development Silver Round

$48.00

Holiday Magic Inc

Complements of William Penn Patrick & Roland R.Nocera

(T On Edge), 27.4 grams

This round is not marked but I beieve it to be silver.

$48.00

Bombay

With Indian Motifs

.999 30.8 grams

$60.00

HWI (Hardware Store?)

1989 Billion Dollar Year

Cameo frosted Proof

This round is not marked but weighs exactly 31.1 grams and I beieve it to be pure silver.

HWI 1989 Billion Dollar Year Silver Round

$50.00

HWI (Hardware Store?)

1989 Billion Dollar Year

Cameo frosted Proof

This round is not marked but weighs exactly 31.1 grams and I beieve it to be pure silver.

$50.00

Obriens Food & Spirits

Frankfort, Indiana

Good for $20 in Trade

$60.00

Figural Arrowhead w/ Indian Chief

$55.00

Loyal Order of Moose

Indiana Residence Hall

(some minor handling marks)

$40.00

1995 Nestle Friskies

20 Years PetCare Company

Fort Dodge, Iowa

SOLD

Horseman Attacking Fallen Foe

Leonardo Da Vinci

C. 1508-1511

$60.00

1993 Go For the Gold

1st Quarter Achievement Award

Transamerica Life Company

$60.00

1975 Ford

Distinguished Service Citation

24K Gold Plated

$65.00

1979 Peace Medal

"I will give peace in the land" Leviticus 26,6

State of Israel - Egypt Peace Treaty

Sterling Silver 47.7 grams 45mm

$65.00

1975 Hadassah University Hospital

Mt. Scopus "Greater the later glory than the former"

State of Israel Sterling Silver 46.4 grams 45mm

$65.00

Bar-Kochba Coin of Jerusalem

Mountain Round About Jerusalem

State of Israel Sterling Silver 47 grams 45mm

$65.00

Expo 1974 World's Fair

Spokane, Washington USA 64mm

Dark Toning 5.31 Troy Ounce .999 Fine Silver

$320.00

Proof 1986 5 Daalder

400 Years Trade Coins for the World

5 oz Troy .999 Fine Silver 65mm w/ COA

$300.00

Liberty Lobby Silver One Ounce Rounds

From 1955 until 2001, Liberty Lobby was America's foremost "populist" institution. Through its weekly paper, The SPOTLIGHT, it promoted a pro-Constitution outlook that opposed the "politically correct" agenda of the "one worlders" and the Israel-first lobby. At one point during the early 1980s, the paper's circulation reached more than 300,000.

I do not know the whole story of these Liberty Lobby silver rounds, but have not seen any large quantities. Apparently, they were minted for Liberty Lobby to promote their message and to provide a convenient silver investment for their members in an era before the American Eagle silver dollar coins were introduced.

1973 Liberty Lobby Ounce Round