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Type One Oval Hallmark Silver Ingot
San Francisco Mint, 5.52 Ounces

San Francisco Mint Type One Oval Hallmark Silver Ingot. 5.52 Ounces. This Small Font, Serif ingot was produced sometime after 1942, as the 999.75 fine ingots were cast that year. This is an especially attractive ingot that appears to have not been cleaned and shows medium density gray patina on all sides. The top side has the oval hallmark / 941 (slightly overlapping the bottom of the hallmark) / 999.5 / FINE. No imprints are on the sides, but the back has 5.52 / OZs. A gas bubble or some other imperfection in the pour is seen as a semicircular depression above the fineness on the top side. We were fortunate to have collector Ken Conaway comment on this ingot also:

"The hallmark on this ingot is among the finest I have seen. The irregularity of the cast surfaces on these ingots frequently results in much less than full contact. Presumably, in an effort to use the surface area to best result, the hallmark die was rotated one way or another. Not only is this hallmark strike noteworthy, the positioning is perfect."


Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 7HV6, PCGS# 661000)


Auction Info

Auction Dates
September, 2015
17th-20th Thursday-Sunday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 13
Lot Tracking Activity: N/A
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