FREE: 2 OZ. .999 FINE SILVER / 1 B/U 1 OZ SILVER EAGLE / 1 OZ. AMERICAN FLAG BAR / WINNER GETS BOTH

The listing, 2 OZ. .999 FINE SILVER / 1 B/U 1 OZ SILVER EAGLE / 1 OZ. AMERICAN FLAG BAR / WINNER GETS BOTH has ended.

YOU ARE BIDDING ON 2 - 1 OZ. PIECES OF .999 SILVER.
New 2015 American Silver Eagle Coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition And 1 BRAND NEW AMERICAN FLAG (FROM SUNSHINE MINT.) BOTH contain 1 troy ounce of .999 FINE SILVER.
THE WINNER GETS BOTH
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Produced by the US Mint with a $1 U.S.D. face value.
B/U Silver Eagles, unlike proof Silver Eagles, do NOT feature a mint mark on their reverse.
As the official silver bullion coin of the United States, the Silver Eagle has enjoyed a significant degree of popularity among both collectors and investors alike.

With so many coins and bars struck in the same designs each year, it’s refreshing when you see an inspirational new silver bar design. The Sunshine Mint has released a brand-new product that is perfect for showing off your American pride.
The 1 oz Sunshine Mint American Flag Silver Bar is now available.Resembles the American flag in its full glory.
Unique combination of matte and mirrored finishes.
One-of-a-kind, wavy shape (the bar lays flat on a table).
Features MintMark SI authentication technology.
Contains 1 oz of .999 pure silver.The field of blue in the upper left contains 50 white, five-pointed stars as representatives of the nation’s 50 states.On the obverse side of the new 1 oz Sunshine Mint American Flag Silver Bar you’ll find a depiction of the American flag as it sways in the breeze. The background field for the white stripes and the blue background field are finished in a matte silver. The 50 stars and red stripes are finished in a deeply-mirrored black to create a stunning contrast between the two fields. Rather than using a simple rectangular design, the American Flag Silver Bar actually appears to flutter in the breeze, with multiple curved lines. Sunshine Mint is one of the nation’s leading private mints, and operates from its headquarters in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.