Sets & Collections
of Silver Rounds ~ Bars ~ Coins
Sets of sterling silver and
/ or pure silver rounds and ingots are offered in this section.
In most cases, the sets come with the original folder or case
of issue and often the supporting information issued with it.
The medals and ingots are in mint condition while some of the
folders show some age and evidence of handling. There may be
some toning or tarnish on some of the pieces, but the medals
are otherwise as issued.
Shipping & handling charges
are added on at checkout and are based on the total amount of
your order from our site (see chart at bottom of this page).
The value of these silver
sets is directly related to the current value of silver.Due to extreme volatility in the silver
market, River City Coins reserves the right to reject and refund
any order at our discretion.
River City Coins has only
one set of each of these, so please do not order more than one
of each.
Email Rvrcoins@swbell.net or call (573-334-1108) if you have any further
questions about these sets.
The John F. Kennedy
Commemorative Proof Silver Set
The Lincoln Mint Set #585
of 5000 minted.
24 kt. Gold on Sterling Silver.
Each medallion measures 39mm and is a troy ounce of sterling
silver.
36 medals in original Dansco
style album with COA.
The Silver Dollar proof coin was created by the
artist of the U.S. Mint and the eleven sterling silver medals
were designed by Frank Gasparro former Chief Engraver of the
U.S. Mint.
This set of twelve
2" diameter proof medals was limited to 10,000 sets. Each
is .999 Fine silver and weighs 1,0002 grains. Includes walnut
wood display case.
Total weight 25 Troy Ounces
.999 Fine Pure Silver Art Rounds
These 4-piece proof sets were minted in a limited
edition in 1988 by the Rarities Mint with the authorization of
Universal Studios. The rounds depict ET and scenes from the 1982
movie. We are offering both the one ounce and half ounce versions
of the set. Both sets come in the case of issue with the COAs.
These Foster, Inc sets are
in mint condition in case of issue. The bars in each set have
the same matching serial numbers. These are some of the earliest
silver "artbars".
This collection of 100 ingots was issued in honor
of the 100th anniversary of the first successful motor car. Each
ingot depicts one of the greatest cars of the automobile's first
100 years.
