US Assay Grease Bar - What Silver Certificates Could Be Exchanged for in 1960s - San Francisco 5 oz
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Again a great presentation for new and old coin collectors/numismatists alike. So many ways to collect and learn form monetary history of our country and abroad. Always a pleasure to get that 'ding' on my cell that you have published yet another slice of education/numismatics/funnisms!!! Thank you, Sir!!
Never heard of these before. Thanks for the education!
Very cool 😎 thx for sharing, great video
Great video, and very informative.
Awesome pieces!
Awesome Bar's
very interesting stuff Ben! awesome history behind that bar!
Ben: I love silver bars. For those who cannot afford a U.S. Mint Assay bar, try Prospector's Gold and Gems. They still hand-pour bars and will make custom bars for you if you wish. I just got a 7.77 oz bar because I liked the number combination. They make everything from 1oz to 1,000. Their Kilo bars are awesome. And, NO, I do not work for them or have anything to do with them (other than to buy their bars). Thanks again for the video, Ben. I tried to get some of those bars at auction, and the prices were just astronomical. Cheers.
whew that's one big bar !!!!! thats incredible!!!!!
Interesting pieces. So much history. 👍
Cool history and nice silver
so cool keep up the good work could you dip the bars or is it best to keep them the way they are?
I am a stacker and those are some fine desirable bars... hard to find and that is what makes them so desirable
A couple years ago I saw one of those bars sell at auction for $3,300 and was baffled by it. The scarcity and exclusivity of it I imagine is what plays into the cost, I think it is cool to own one of the few government bar out there I haven't seen another until this video and kind of forgot about them, cool stuff
What you think they are valued at nowadays
I've seen some of these like 20 years ago or so. It's been a long time since I've seen any, though. Not really my thing so much but they are interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Neat silver piece but not spend 4 thousands $ for 5 oz worth of silver.
Hi, Ben. Sober up and stay out of bars. Soar with Eagles out in the wild. *:-)*
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Seems easily counterfeited?
Yeah- you’d think so- but I don’t think anyone wants to pour that much silver for a fake - but the 5 oz …
Huh. I thought it looked more like South America.