1 oz Silver U.S. Air Force MK BARZ Button
| Qty. | Wire / Check | Credit / Debit Card |
|---|---|---|
| 1+ | $73.29 | $76.22 |
The dawn of the new century witnessed humanity take to the air for the first time. This was accomplished by two Ohio bicycle salesmen who created the first powered aircraft they flew by themselves in December 1903. The next decade of innovation that followed helped put the United States of America on course to become the most powerful, most advanced country in the world in every aspect, including military service. The Air Force is one of the eight uniformed services that requires soldiers to utilize a wide range of aircraft to fight American enemies.
Round Highlights:
- Round delivered in a protective, plastic bag!
- Issued in the USA by MK Barz and Bullion!
- Contains 1 Troy oz of pure silver!
- The obverse features a gorgeous image of an American emblem.
- The reverse features the basic MK Barz stamp.
For centuries, war had been reserved for battlefields and the high seas, but after the start of World War I in 1914, a new form of warfare had come to light. Soon enough, fixed-wing aircraft were conducting ground attacks and taking part in aerial dogfights with the United States of America positioned to take the lead. This evolution eventually lead to the birth of the Air Force in the United States of America, though it only officially took shape after World War II.
For the obverse field of the 1 oz MK Barz Air Force Silver Round, you will be impressed to find a symbolic air force sigil in the center of the round. It features a bald American eagle spreading its wings far out into the sky as it rests upon a crest with an iconic symbol in it. They are surrounded by thirteen stars within a large circle. The inscriptions on this side of the round include; “United States of America,” and “Air force.”
For the reverse field of the 1 oz MK Barz Air Force Silver Round, you will find the official symbol for the MK Barz and Bullion Mint: it is located right in the heart of the coin and features a skull with two bones crossing over each other. The inscriptions on this side of the round include “MK Barz” and other important details.
* Image is a stock photograph
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