10 oz Silver Bar - Mount Rushmore (America's 250th)

• Contains 10 oz of .999 fine silver.
• Comes in protective plastic capsule.
• Obverse: Features a masterfully detailed relief engraving of Mount Rushmore depicting Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln, with "MOUNT RUSHMORE" and "E PLURIBUS UNUM" inscribed above, a full ring of 50 stars framing the border, a scenic foreground of pine trees and granite, and "1776 - 2026" commemorating America's 250th anniversary along the bottom rim.
• Reverse: Bears "AMERICA'S 250th SEMIQUINCENTENNIAL 1776 - 2026" in bold, elegant typography surrounded by a ring of 13 stars, with "10 OUNCES FINE SILVER 999.0" confirming the bar's weight and purity.

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America's 250th Anniversary Commemorative Series
The year 2026 marks a once in a lifetime milestone - the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, an occasion known as the Semiquincentennial. Commemorative silver bars issued for this historic occasion capture the spirit of the anniversary in physical, lasting form, giving collectors and patriots alike a tangible piece of American history to hold, display, and pass down. The Mount Rushmore design is among the most fitting choices for this occasion, pairing the nation's most iconic monument with the weight and permanence of 10 full ounces of fine silver.

Mount Rushmore in Silver Relief
Rendering Mount Rushmore in precious metals relief is a natural tribute to one of America's greatest artistic and engineering achievements, and the level of sculptural detail captured on this bar demonstrates the craft that modern die engraving can bring to a beloved subject. At 10 ounces, the bar provides ample surface area to showcase the four presidential portraits in dramatic, gallery worthy detail that a smaller bar simply cannot achieve. For collectors who want both meaningful silver weight and a design worth displaying, this bar delivers on both counts in a single patriotic piece.

Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Carved into the granite face of the Black Hills of South Dakota between 1927 and 1941, Mount Rushmore was the vision of sculptor Gutzon Borglum, who sought to create a monument of national significance that would draw visitors from around the world for centuries to come. The four presidents chosen for the memorial, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln, were selected to represent the birth, growth, preservation, and development of the United States across its first 150 years. Today, Mount Rushmore welcomes nearly three million visitors annually and remains one of the most recognized symbols of American democracy, leadership, and ambition in the world.