License plates have a unique history that can be traced back to the reign of King Louis XVI, who mandated carriage drivers in Paris to display metal plates with their names and addresses. This practice was adopted in America during the early 1900s when New York implemented a similar requirement. Citizens of New York created their own metal plates, often engraved with their initials. Over the years, license plates have not only served as a means of identification but have also become prized collectibles. BGASC is delighted to present the next evolution of license plates with the 1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Vermont License Plate Silver Bars.

Highlights:

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

1 oz Colorized Stacking Across America Vermont License Plate Silver Bars will be securely packaged in individual capsules, preserving their condition. These bars feature a vibrant full-color spectrum license plate design, thanks to advanced UV color printing technology.

Obverse

The obverse of the 1 oz Vermont License Plate Silver Bars features the captivating Vermont license plate design. This license plate has remained largely unchanged since 1969, featuring a green background with white identifying marks. Inscriptions read VERMONT, STACKING, 2023, and GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE.

Reverse

On the reverse of the Stacking Across America Vermont License Plate Silver Bars, you’ll find the iconic American flag waving gracefully in the wind. This flag is accompanied by the series name and appears on the reverse of every Stackin Across America Silver Bar. Inscriptions read STACKIN ACROSS AMERICA.

History

In 1905, Vermont implemented a requirement for residents to display license plates, and by 1918, all 48 states began issuing license plates to their citizens. Vermont experienced significant changes in its license plate design from 1909 to 1969, introducing a new design every year. Since then, the design has remained relatively consistent.

Ordering

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