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5 oz Scottsdale Silver Imperium Collection V5 Bar
SKU: SBSCOTTSDALEV5NEW | Brand: Scottsdale Mint
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Roman numerals originated in ancient Rome around the 7th century BCE and were used throughout the Roman Empire for over a millennium. The system evolved from earlier Etruscan numerals and was based on combinations of letters from the Latin alphabet. Scottsdale Mint integrates these timeless emblems on modern silver bars to create a production with enduring strength and wealth. Right now, 5 oz Scottsdale Silver Imperium Collection V5 Bars are available at Bullion Metals.
Arrives in protective plastic!Part of the Imperium Collection of silver bars!New V5 design in the series!Contains 5 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.The obverse features the Scottsdale Lion and V5 emblems.On the reverse, the bar is blank.
Part of the Imperium Collection of silver bars!
Contains 5 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
The obverse features the Scottsdale Lion and V5 emblems.
On the reverse, the bar is blank.
Each 5 oz Scottsdale Silver Imperium Collection V5 Bar comes with protective plastic. The Imperium Collection features timeless, simple designs that speak to the legacy of the Roman numeral system. These bars have an industrial finish with the Scottsdale Mint logo included on each item.
In Roman numeral notation, V serves as a crucial building block for numbers between 5 and 9, where it combines with I (one) to create VI (6), VII (7), VIII (8), and IX (9). The letter V cannot be repeated in sequence like some other Roman numerals, and it always maintains its value of five regardless of its position in a number sequence.
The obverse of the 5 oz Scottsdale Silver Imperium Collection V5 Bar comes with the Scottsdale Lion at the top and the identifying hallmarks at the bottom. In the center, you’ll find the V Roman numeral. The Roman numeral V represents the number five and is one of the seven basic symbols in the Roman numeral system. Its origin likely derives from the shape of an open hand showing five fingers, or possibly from the Etruscan symbol for five. On the reverse, the silver bar is blank.
Specifications
| Metal Type | Gold |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.0000 oz |
| Purity | .999 |
| Condition | New |
| Mint Mark | Not Shown |
| Purity | .999 |
| Manufacturer | Scottsdale Mint |
| Condition | New |
| Edge Design | Smooth |
| Series | Imperium Collection |
| Coa | No |
| Packaging Type | Plastic |
| Metal Weight | 5 Troy Ounces |
| Theme | Brand/Logo |
| Design | Scottsdale Logo |