1 oz United States Olympic Team .999 BU Silver Round (Varied Condition)
**Please note that these product(s) are in varied condition (secondary market) and may contain scratches, toning, and/or spotting. Therefore, we recommend that you confirm that you can accept the condition of this item before placing an order, as returns or exchanges will not be possible after purchase.** Each 1 oz Team USA Silver Round is available to purchase individually or in bulk orders. The bulk packaging includes a tube of 20 rounds or a Monster Box of 500 rounds. That box contains five sleeves in total, with each individual sleeve containing a total of five tubes. Individual rounds come in plastic flips. The 2024 Summer Games, officially the 33rd installment of the games, are scheduled to take place in Paris, France from July 26 to August 11, 2024. This marks the third time Paris will host the Summer Games, following the 1900 and 1924 Games, making it the third city to host the event three times after London and Los Angeles. **Key Features:** - Arrives in individual plastic, tubes of 20 rounds, or a monster box of 500 rounds! - Celebrates the Athletes of Team USA! - Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver. - Obverse features the United States Olympic Heritage Mark. - Reverse includes the emblem of the United States Olympic Committee. - Authorized by the United States Olympic Committee. On the obverse of all Team USA Silver Rounds is the image of the United States Olympic Heritage Mark. This symbol features the phrasing “Team USA” in the center with the date of the first modern Olympic Games held in 1896. This engraving is flanked on either side by olive branches. On either side of the design field is a singular star, with the purity and metal content above and the weight below. The reverse side of the 1 oz Team USA Silver Round includes the official emblem of the United States Olympic Committee. This emblem features a representative form of the American flag, though not the full flag with a field 50 stars, above the famous grouping of five interlocking Olympic rings. The rings are colorized in real life as blue, black, red, yellow, and green, and represent the five inhabited continents of the world.