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Roger Ebert, the famous film critic, once called Metropolis “one of the greatest achievements of the silent era.” The movie poster for this iconic movie was recently sold at an LA auction for $1.2 million and it has been hailed as the most valuable single sheet in the world. Now, the Osborne Mint brings to you the allure of this iconic poster on a copper bar with the 1 oz Metropolis Movie Poster Copper Bars. Available now, at Bullion Metals.

Available in plastic flips, tubes of 20 bars, or boxes of 500!Features a replica of the Metropolis movie poster!Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 fine copper.Obverse features the Metropolis movie poster.A winged shield design is depicted on the reverse.

Available in plastic flips, tubes of 20 bars, or boxes of 500!

Features a replica of the Metropolis movie poster!

Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 fine copper.

Obverse features the Metropolis movie poster.

A winged shield design is depicted on the reverse.

The obverse of Metropolis Movie Poster Copper Bars features the well-known poster for Metropolis. The bar contains a replica of this poster which shows a robot, otherwise known as Maschinemensch, front and center with tall skyscrapers and beaming lights shining behind it. Details about the film are shown at the bottom of the bar.

The reverse field of 1 oz Metropolis Movie Poster Bars showcases a winged shield design. This image showcases a shield with wings and the American flag coming from behind it. Identifying marks of the bar are also present.

1 oz Metropolis Movie Poster Copper Bars will arrive in plastic flips to preserve the condition of your bar. Multiples will come in tubes of 20 bars and boxes of 500. Allcopper barsin this listing will contain 1 AVDP oz of .999 fine copper.

Osborne Precious Metals, located in Ohio, is the oldest private mint in the United States. Its roots can be traced back to 1835 when President Andrew Jackson was in the White House and there was not a singular legal tender banknote in circulation. Today, Osborne Mint provides an array of gold, silver, and copper products for purchase.

There are only four surviving copies of the Metropolis movie poster designed by Heinz Schulz-Nuedamm. One belongs to the Museum of Modern Art, another to the Austrian National Library Museum, another is rumored to belong to Leonardo DiCaprio, with the fourth being sold in the aforementioned LA auction. This bar is made possible due to the film’s copyright becoming expired at the beginning of 2023.