Scottsdale Mints latest colorized silver release includes 1 oz silver rounds that feature detailed views of North American landscapes and native wildlife. The Wild Series pairs natural beauty with the strength of some of the continents most recognized animals. Each round in this series has unlimited mintage and comes packaged individually in a Certi-Lock card. Right now, 1 oz Scottsdale Colorized Silver The Wild Boar Rounds are available at BGASC.

Highlights:

• Arrives in a Certi-Lock card!
• Offered in The Wild Series from Scottsdale Mint!
• Colorized obverse design!
• Contains 1 troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The obverse features a powerful wild boar in the woods.
• On the reverse is the common design element for the series.

Each 1 oz Scottsdale Colorized Silver The Wild Boar Round comes in individual packaging. The rounds are sealed in Certi-Lock cards, which provide secure storage and include an artistic card inside. Each round has a colorized obverse design.

Obverse

The obverse of the Scottsdale Colorized Silver The Wild Boar Round shows a strong boar in a woodland clearing. The animal is depicted with large tusks standing near a small body of water, with light filtering through the trees behind it.

Reverse

On the reverse of 1 oz Colorized Silver The Wild Boar Rounds, the standard series design is displayed. This design shows the skull and antlers of a white-tailed deer in front-facing relief. This side also includes the mint and series name, along with the identifying hallmarks of the round.

History

Wild boars were not originally native to North America but were brought over in multiple waves of importation. Spanish explorers introduced domesticated pigs in the 1500s, and many escaped, forming feral populations. In the early 1900s, Eurasian wild boars were brought in for hunting, and these animals interbred with feral domestic pigs, creating the hybrid populations present today.

Ordering

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