FIREBIRD BULLION!!!!

[Lucky]

After making shot from the Perth mint 1kg silver bar (previous video) I banged out a few 1oz Firebird bars today. Might have some up for sale soon

 

[Lucky]

Any love for these 1oz 999 smashed silver bars?

 

[Lucky]

 

[Lucky]

Half oz Firebird Bullion Baby Bars!!

 

[Lucky]

 

[Shaddam IV]

I love Lucky's posts, they are works of art.

 

[Lucky]

I love Lucky's posts, they are works of art.

Thanks!! Appreciate that feedback and encouragement

 

[alor]

need oval mold, just like Engelhard 2oz ?

 

[Lucky]

 

[Lucky]

 

[Oddjob]

^^^^^
How big is that bar and how much $? @Lucky

 

[Lucky]

^^^^^
How big is that bar and how much $? @Lucky

The bar is 5oz but has already been sold
It was $250
Here are some more pics of the bar under different light

 

[Lucky]

This 5.5 oz bar sold for $290

 

[Oddjob]

Bugger!

Is that your new moto...if yes, I'd trademark that. Nice addition to the back side of the bar....

Given the texture of those bars, if you happened to do a Au one 1oz (or other) with that finish you could call it "The Thing"...

 

[Lucky]

@Oddjob
“The Thing” ha ha I like it
Yeah new moto
Obviously just a play on words with everyone saying if you don’t hold it you don’t own it and also how silver will be so important in the future with everything going green etc
Hadn’t thought of trademarking it
Just hobby for me
But I’ll have a think about it
Thanks

 

[Lucky]

 

[Lucky]

In 1871 Sir William Firebird began producing his own silver coins. Tragically he perished in a raging storm in treacherous seas with his cargo of silver coins. All that was onboard was lost to the deep. Until now!!

 

[alor]

wow

 

[ppier]

View attachment 57762 View attachment 57761 View attachment 57760 View attachment 57759 In 1871 Sir William Firebird began producing his own silver coins. Tragically he perished in a raging storm in treacherous seas with his cargo of silver coins. All that was onboard was lost to the deep. Until now!!

Suggest a change to “whoever holds the silver holds the future”

 

[Lucky]

Suggest a change to “whoever holds the silver holds the future”

I think it fits well with my 1871 coin
Form Wikipedia: In the 18th century, “He” was suggested as a gender-neutral pronoun,