Introducing the latest 1oz silver product from Harringtons Bullion - The 1oz Harringtons "Vintage Seal" Minted Bar The historic Harringtons Quality Seal has been an internationally recognised symbol since inception in the early 1900s. It is the confirmation of a premium grade product that the original Harringtons brothers, Tom and John, would proudly put their names behind. Today with that same level of confidence more than a century on, Harringtons Bullion provides investors with the same quality assurance in our products. Ensuring traditions are upheld and with a slight modern touch, we are proud to present the latest product in the Harringtons Bullion range - The 1oz "Vintage Seal" Minted Bar. The Harringtons Quality seal is our first unlimited mintage release silver bullion bar presented as a sealed Harringtons Certified Product tube of 20 or individually in an ultra-clear resealable satchel. This unique bar is crafted from 9999 fine silver, has a reeded edge and is 1 troy ounce in weight. This beautiful minted piece is sure to attract even the most discerning of collectors and investors alike. The obverse depicts the weight class “1 OZ” the traditional trademark “HAR-TON” logo as the central focal point and the purity/metal “9999 FINE SILVER” nestled neatly under logo. All these defining features along with the outer edge rim are embossed in a polished finish over a frosted background. The reverse depicts the modern Harringtons seal of quality with the words “Harringtons Australia” with the “HAR-TON” logo as the centrepiece along with the words “SINCE 1906”. These iconic features along with the outer edge rim are embossed in a polished finish over a frosted background. You can order from this link or you can PM me https://www.harringtons.au/product/1oz-harringtons-vintage-seal-silver-bar/
OH POOP .... I read "seal" and thought it might be about the seals from here in Victoria (read Phillip Island ... maybe elsewhere) had a quick click and its just some big mob thinking their seal is the cats meow! How about some Victorian wildlife? Maybe a frieze cast of Friday/Saturday night wildlife in Frankston on Friday or Saturday night? ... mucho disappointo!
Thanks for your feedback Nutshell. I'll pass your feedback on try to arrange for the design team can conduct an R & D trip to Frankston to capture these illusive creatures in their natural habitat.
