1 oz Silver Round - Gold Standard Corp Random Year

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GSC was founded in Kansas City, Missouri by Conrad J. Braun, circa 1977. He purchased Gold (“For Integrity There is No Substitute”) from the U.S. Treasury in 1980, minted his own coins, and sold them to the public.
The denomination of these coins (and notes as well) is the Gold Standard Unit. Along with promotional slogans like “Sound Commercial Banking,” “Denationalization of Money” and “Free Choice of Currencies,” each coin bears the image of a different free-market economic theorist.
These Prooflike Silver rounds were issued in .900 fine and ASW of 1.125 by Gold Standard Corporation from 1979 to 1985.
Round Highlights:
- Contains 1 oz of .900 fine Silver.
- Years are randomly selected from inventory.
- Individual rounds are presented in protective packaging.
- Obverse: Depicts a portrait of Edward C. Hardwood along with a date that is randomly selected.
- Reverse: Features the "G" marking" along with the weight.
Add this 1 oz Silver round to your portfolio today!
GSC was founded in Kansas City, Missouri by Conrad J. Braun, circa 1977. He purchased Gold (“For Integrity There is No Substitute”) from the U.S. Treasury in 1980, minted his own coins, and sold them to the public.
The denomination of these coins (and notes as well) is the Gold Standard Unit. Along with promotional slogans like “Sound Commercial Banking,” “Denationalization of Money” and “Free Choice of Currencies,” each coin bears the image of a different free-market economic theorist.
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