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Marilyn Monroe stands as one of the most lasting figures in American popular culture, rising beyond the period in which she lived to serve as a lasting emblem of Hollywood’s golden age. Her impact reaches well past her work on screen, as her likeness continues to influence artists, fashion creators, and performers many years after her passing. Right now, 1/1000 oz Marilyn Monroe Silver Notes are available at Bullion Metals.

Arrives in a protective currency sleeve!Art Deco styles!Portrait of Marilyn Monroe!Contains 1/1000 troy oz of .9999 pure silver.The design features an image of Marilyn Monroe from her modeling career.Please note that the back of the silver note has a slight mirror image of the front.

Arrives in a protective currency sleeve!

Contains 1/1000 troy oz of .9999 pure silver.

The design features an image of Marilyn Monroe from her modeling career.

Please note that the back of the silver note has a slight mirror image of the front.

Each 1/1000 oz Marilyn Monroe Silver Note comes with a protective currency sleeve. These notes feature a portrait of Marilyn Monroe from early in her career as a model, with an Art Deco frame around the outer fields of the note’s design element.

Marilyn Monroe’s modeling career served as her launching pad to stardom, beginning in the mid-1940s when she was discovered by a photographer while working in a factory during World War II. As Norma Jeane Dougherty, she quickly became one of the most sought-after models of her era, gracing the covers of dozens of magazines. Her work with renowned photographers helped establish the visual language of glamour photography in the postwar period.

In the design of the Marilyn Monroe Silver Note, you will find a depiction of Marilyn leaning back against a ledge with one leg lifted in the air in a modeling pose. Her modeling success gave her the confidence and exposure that would eventually lead to her film career, and those early photographs captured a freshness and joy that would become her trademark. The field features an Art Deco theme in the design frame. When it came to framing images, Art Deco designers favored strong geometric borders, such as stepped patterns, zigzags, and repeating motifs that created visual drama without overwhelming the central image.