Afternoon everyone ….
Today is another installment of what I picked up while out at the silvergoldstackers meet up in Las Vegas. This round was also acquired from Archangel Coins.
I’ve had this round on my radar for awhile now, but they always seem to go for more than I’m willing to pay at auction.
It’s a 1973 Letcher Mint round. There are two versions of this round. Both have the eagle on the obverse. But there are two different reverses. The one that I like which is the one that I found is the silver trade unit reverse. The other reverse has writing on it reading minted by the Letcher Mint 1973.
Here is a brief description of the round….
Obverse: The central image is a stylized heraldic eagle of the same design as Letcher Mint in 1973. The content of "ONE TROY OUNCE" is inscribed in a box below the eagle.
Reverse: The central feature on the reverse is the scales, a common motif found on many trade unit silver rounds. The content "ONE TROY OUNCE" is inscribed above the scales and the weight of "31.1 GRAMS" is inscribed immediately below that. The mint mark of "AS & M Co." can be found on either side of the central image Directly below the scales is the purity of ".999 FINE SILVER". The phrase "SILVER TRADE UNIT" can be found on the outer circle below the inscription containing the purity.
Now for the round….
