It is not unusual for pourers to have several logo bars. Sometimes it is a progression, and it is interesting to see that in their craft.
This next bar is a first logo bar. I'm sure by now the pourer of this bar has a new logo bar.
A thick and chunky, high-relief bar.
It has the maker's stamp at the back, 4 troy ounces of .999 fine silver.
The high-relief areas are smooth, and the background is hammered-like design.
I started documenting my hand-poured silver bars late last year about 10 months ago.
In case you interested...
Hand-pour Silver Bar 78, No.77, No.76, No.75, No.74, No.73, No.72, No.71 , No.70, No.69, No.68, No.67, No.66, No.65, No.64, No.63, No.62, No.61, Bar No.60, No.59, No.58, No.57, No.56, No.55, No.54, No.53, No.52, No.51, No.50, No.49, No.48, No.47, No.46, No.45, No.44, No.43, No.42, No.41, No.40, No.39, No.38, No.37, No.36, No.35, No.34, No.33, No.32, No.31, No.30, No.29, No.28, No.27, No.26, No.25, No.24, No.23, No.22, No.21, No.20, No.19, No.18, No.17, No.16, No.15, No.14, No.13, No.12, No.11, No.10, No.9, No.8, No.7, No.6, No.5, No.4, No.3, No.2, Hand-poured Silver Bar No.1.
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