Silver Polar Bear ($8)
Description
Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint, a world-class provider of branded investment products as well as circulation and non-circulation coins, Lear Capital (www.learcapital.com) introduces the silver Polar Bear Coin, a 1.5 ounce coin honoring the majestic, arctic polar bear. The silver Polar Bear coin is 99.99% silver and its pure content makes it suitable for IRA investment. The addition of silver to your IRA account not only provides portfolio diversification but a critical hedge against depreciating paper currencies, stocks and bonds.
Valuation
The coins mentioned above are often referred to as Semi-Premium coins as their value varies based on a variety of factors including but not limited to: age, the condition of the coin, mintage amount, demand and popularity. For up to date market pricing and availability, please contact Lear Capital directly and ask about our "value pricing" for orders of $20,000 or greater and individual "monster box" packaging.
- COIN NAME
- Silver Polar Bear ($8)
- ISSUE DATE
- 2013
- COMPOSITION
- .9999 Pure Silver
- DIAMETER
- 37.5 mm
- WEIGHT
- 1.5 oz
- EDGE
- Reeded
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