License plates have a rich history in America, dating back to 1901 when New York became the first state to require citizens to display metal plates on their vehicles. This was a response to the rising popularity of automobiles and the need for state governments to keep track of vehicles. Over time, license plates have evolved and become fascinating collector’s items. BGASC is thrilled to present the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America North Dakota License Plate Silver Bars for purchase.

Highlights:

• Ships in individual capsules!
• Part of the Stackin Across America Series!
• Limited mintage of 1,000 per state!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 fine silver.
• The Legendary North Dakota license plate is located on the obverse.
• An American flag with the series name is on the reverse.
• Full-color spectrum.

1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America North Dakota License Plate Silver Bars will be carefully packaged in individual capsules to protect their condition. Each bar in this series showcases a captivating full-color spectrum license plate design, thanks to advanced UV printing technology.

Obverse

The obverse of these bars proudly displays the “Legendary” North Dakota license plate design. This distinctive plate was introduced by North Dakota in 2015 and has remained the official state plate ever since. It features a scenic sunset scene with a majestic bison in the foreground, capturing the essence of this remarkable state. Inscriptions read LEGENDARY, NORTH DAKOTA, 2023, STACKING, and PEACE GARDEN STATE.

Reverse

On the reverse side of the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America North Dakota License Plate Silver Bars, you’ll find the American flag gracefully waving in the wind. This symbol of patriotism is accompanied by the series name, elegantly displayed. The same design can be seen on the reverse of every silver bar in the Stackin Across America series. Inscriptions include STACKIN ACROSS AMERICA.

History

License plates have an intriguing history that can be traced back to France, where they began issuing vehicle tags to their citizens as early as 1893. By 1901, New York started requiring license plates, although the state didn’t issue them. It was Massachusetts that became the first state to issue license plates two years later, and by 1918, all 48 states were issuing them.

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