BAIRD & CO. 1KG FINE SILVER BAR
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- £2,000
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- £1,600
- Prize value per £1 spent
- £1,342
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1,000G OF .999 FINE SILVER — WORTH £2,000!This impressive Baird & Co. silver bar weighs 1kg and is marked 999.0 fineness.The winner can choose this substantial silver bar, worth £2,000, or take the £1,600 cash alternative!QUICK SUMMARYBaird & Co. silver bar1kg / 1,000g.999 fine silverPrize value of £2,000£1,600 cash alternative10 × 1oz fine silver instant winsOnly 2,500 tickets availableTickets just £1.49 each10 FINE SILVER INSTANT WINSThere are also 10 × 1oz fine silver prizes hidden among the tickets as instant wins.Find one of the winning numbers and you’ll secure a silver prize instantly—with your ticket remaining in the draw for the main prize!Competition Closes: Thursday 24th September at 8.45pmLive Draw: Thursday 24th September at 9pm on our Facebook pageFURTHER PRIZE DETAILSThe bar bears the distinctive Baird & Co. emblem and London inscription, together with its 1000g weight and 999.0 silver fineness.Its rounded corners and textured metallic surface give it the classic bullion bar appearance, while the stamped serial number 034519 identifies the bar pictured.At a full kilogram, this is a substantial addition to a silver collection.
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