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1 oz Golden State Mint Aztec Calendar .999 Silver BU Round

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Silver
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Uncategorized
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999‰
Mass (g)
31.103
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2,793.86
Shipping cost to
10.20 USD
All-in premium (%)
2,811.82
Price
1,644.00 USD
Dealer
LPM
Dealer country
Hong Kong
Last price update
2026-07-20
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Unknown
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**Product Description:** Silver rounds may be one of the most affordable purchase options for investors who want to diversify their precious metals portfolio with bullion. They hold no legal tender status and are produced by private-owned mints, so the rounds tend to have lower premiums than some popular silver coins. And they may carry unique designs. The 1 oz Aztec Calendar Round is a production of the Golden State Mint, which honors the Aztec Calendar stone, carved in 1479. The stone itself was made from solidified lava and weighed 25 tons. It was buried under the central square of Mexico City until its discovery in 1790 during construction. **Product Details:** - Contains 1 oz of .999 Fine Silver - Shipped in Tubes of 20 or boxes of 500 - The obverse features the Aztec Calendar Stone - The reverse displays Cuauhtemoc, the last Aztec Emperor Please note that slight imperfections such as spotting or minor marks may be present from the minting and/or manufacturing process. These characteristics are typical of bullion production and do not compromise the metal’s value or authenticity.