1/2 Gram Gold Nascar Bar (New w/ Assay)
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{{/presale}} {{#promotion_on}}NASCARs beginnings trace back to the Prohibition era, when moonshine runners altered their cars for better speed and handling to escape law enforcement. After World War II, these underground races developed into formal competitions, leading to NASCARs official establishment by Bill France Sr. in December 1947. Right now, 1/2 Gram Gold NASCAR Bars are available at BGASC.
Highlights:
- Arrives in a sealed assay card!
- NASCAR-themed assay!
- Proof-like visuals!
- Limited mintage of only 5,000 bars!
- Contains 1/2 Gram (.01607 Troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.
- Checkered flags and NASCAR logo on the obverse.
- Modified NASCAR logo on the reverse with the hallmarks.
Each 1/2 Gram Gold NASCAR Bar is securely packaged in a tamper-evident assay card branded with NASCAR imagery. This packaging ensures the weight, metal content, and purity of the gold bar. All of these bars were manufactured in the United States by the MKS PAMP Group.
Obverse
The obverse of the Gold NASCAR Bar showcases a pair of checkered flags, an iconic symbol in racing that marks the end of each race. The NASCAR Racing emblem is also present on this side. The 1970s introduced corporate sponsorships, shifting the dynamics of the sport, while the 1990s brought NASCAR to a larger audience through television deals and the emergence of legendary drivers such as Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon.
Reverse
For the reverse of the 1/2 Gram Gold NASCAR Bar, a refined version of the NASCAR logo is featured. This side also includes the key hallmarks identifying the bars specifications. NASCAR continues to embrace its deep-rooted history while adapting to modern motorsports trends.
History
The first NASCAR-sanctioned race was held on Daytona Beach in February 1948, setting the stage for what would become the premier stock car racing series in America. Over the years, NASCAR grew in popularity, expanding from a regional competition into a nationwide motorsports phenomenon.
Ordering
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