Las Vegas became known as the Neon Capital of the World during the 1940s and 1950s, when its glowing signs began to attract visitors from far and wide. Although the citys first neon sign appeared in 1929, the years after World War II brought an explosion of color and light. To celebrate this classic Vegas look, Scottsdale Mint has introduced the Lucky Sevens Silver Bar. Today, 7.77 oz Colorized Scottsdale Mint Lucky Sevens Silver Bars are available from BGASC.

Highlights:

• Comes with protective plastic!
• Colorized Lucky Sevens design!
• Celebrates the lights of Las Vegas!
• Unique serial numbers!
• Contains 7.77 troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The obverse features a Lucky Sevens design celebrating the neon lights of Vegas.
• On the reverse, the bar is blank.

Each 7.77 oz Colorized Scottsdale Mint Lucky Sevens Silver Bar is packaged in protective plastic and features detailed colorized artwork. The design captures the look and feel of Las Vegas famous neon glow.

Design

On the obverse, youll find the Lucky Sevens motif inspired by the lights of the Vegas Strip. The design centers on three bold sevens with a serial number printed below. The number seven is well known in gamingoften viewed as lucky because its the most likely total to appear on two dice, and because 7-7-7 has long been the winning mark on slot machines. The reverse of the bar has a smooth blank surface, allowing the obverse design to take center stage.

History

Casinos such as the Flamingo, which opened in 1946 under Bugsy Siegel, helped start a trend of large, colorful neon displays that turned Fremont Street and the Strip into iconic sights. These glowing signs came to define Las Vegas and still represent the citys bright, lively atmosphere even as modern LEDs replace traditional neon.

Ordering

Please contact BGASC with any questions when you buy silver bars online. You can call us at 888-992-4272, chat with us online, or email us.