5oz SCOTTSDALE MINT LION SILVER STACKER ROUND
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- £110
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FIVE TROY OUNCES OF .999 FINE SILVERAn impressive 5oz silver stacker round produced by Scottsdale Mint, featuring its unmistakable crowned lion design in high relief.The reverse has been specially engineered with a recessed interlocking design, allowing multiple Scottsdale stacker rounds to fit securely together.With only 750 tickets available at just 99p each, this is a fantastic opportunity to add five full ounces of fine silver to your collection.HIGHLIGHTS 5oz Scottsdale Mint Silver Stacker Round Contains 5 troy ounces of silver .999 fine silver Detailed crowned lion design Interlocking stackable construction Produced by Scottsdale Mint Professionally tested and verified by Gold Bank Jewellers COMPETITION DETAILSTickets: 750 Ticket Price: 99p Competition Closes: Monday 14th September at 11.30pm Auto Draw: Thursday 10th September at 11.45pm Draws earlier if sold out
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