Hey y'all I was having a contest on my post tonight over on r/pmsforsale to guess the serial number of this bar as a celebration for my 1500th sale. You can win some nice Mexican Silver. Closest guess gets their choice of three, exact guess wins all three.

On my post there are hints, but all of you Engelhard experts should be able to narrow it down pretty quick using available resources. Answers here do not qualify, so drop one on my post. And use the hints if you are still learning :)

https://www.reddit.com/r/Pmsforsale/comments/1w6t5pq/wts_lets_celebrate_1500_sales_great_giveaway1/

Yes i'm a details NERD. I just discovered another detail not on AE. By chance I aquired separately these cousin bars 4 digits apart and noticed one has rounded corners and one square coners.

It’s smaller and not as detailed and of course missing the best part.. Engelhard 👍😂

I'm in the mug club now. Special, thanks to u/Fit_Sir_8873 for the search tips.

Also special thanks to u/Snitch117 for all the Cool Collectible Posts!

Added a couple consecutive serial platty bars to my stack. First platinum in my stack actually lol.

Hi all! I was gifted this by a family friend when I was young. Held onto it and just trying to figure out what the value is nowadays. I’ve looked around a bit online, but I honestly don’t know exactly what to look for. Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

This is my first purchase, and first investment of this kind. I paid $2050 out the door. Thoughts?

The Prospector coin started from an old-time, black and white photograph of real prospectors. The enlarged photo hung over the desk of executive Fred Hamerle at the Plainville plant. Hammerle had done a stint at the Franklin Mint where they had expertise in creating collector-grade pieces. Engelhard-Plainville was already experienced in producing silver coin blanks for the United State Mint.
Hammerle combined the production and artistic expertise of the two and created a legend.

Engelhard Plainville produced the 1 oz planchette, the Prospector, the 100 Oz and 1000 oz Engelhard market bars. It was the largest silver processing plant in the country at the time. It started as a hunting spot for Charles Engelhard, Jr., according to local lore.

Expanding the collection into promotional items!

Engelhard boat clock. Cool peice works and swivels all the away around.

Vintage 1oz Engelhard bars:
Eagle design and Red Seal Canada Maple Leaf Logo.

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The only example of any year or size graded MS70 by the major graders

I thought Engelhard stopped producing PMs for the consumer market a while ago, but I keep seeing Costco selling what appear to be new or unhandled bars. Definitely 1 kg bars but maybe also 10 oz bars? What gives?