1974 Madison Mint 1 oz Silver Bar ANA 83rd Anniv Convention Florida Vintage
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1974 Madison Mint 1 oz Silver Bar ANA 83rd Anniv Convention Florida Vintage
Catalog Specifications
- Catalog Identification: MAD-117 (Listed in the Silver Art Bar Guide Book, 5th Edition).
- Mint: Madison Mint (United States).
- Year of Issue: 1974.
- Composition: .999 Fine Silver.
- Weight: 1 Troy Ounce (31.1 grams).
- Shape: Rectangular Bar.
- Finish: Mirror-like Proof Finish.
- Official Mintage: Exactly 10,004 pieces.
Design Details
- Obverse (Front Display)
- Central Motif: Detailed geographic outline map of the state of Florida.
- Artistic Embellishments: Adorned with tropical numismatic motifs including flying flamingos, palm fronds, and floating coins.
- Inscriptions:
- "83rd CONVENTION MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA"
- "August 13-18, 1974"
- Logo: Official American Numismatic Association (ANA) seal.
- Reverse (Back Display)
- Central Motif: Standard Madison Mint hallmark presentation type.
- Inscriptions:
- "MADISON MINT"
- ".999 FINE SILVER ONE OUNCE"
Historical Context & Collectibility
The Madison Mint was a premier private minting institution that reached its absolute peak production era during the 1970s. It built a historic reputation among stackers for high-relief designs and pristine mirror finishes.
This specific art bar is highly prized by both silver bullion stackers and numismatic historians. It uniquely bridges the world of physical precious metals with the event history of the American Numismatic Association's iconic 1974 Florida convention. Because its mintage was capped strictly at 10,004 bars, surviving specimens in pristine condition command standard collector premiums over the baseline silver spot price.
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