1970's - World Trage Center
"THE MADISON MINT" One Ounce Silver Art Bar ITEM DESCRIPTION: You are looking at a 1970's One Troy Ounce Silver Art Bar that Commemorates "The World Trade Center - New York". Minted at the Madison Mint. Catalog Number: MAD-90. Mintage: 5,000. Serial Number: N/A. Measures: 28.75mm x 49.75mm x 2.50mm. Obverse Design shows a The World Trade Centers. Reverse Design shows the M.T.B. Logo for Manfra, Tordella & Brookes, INC. - Verbiage - Madison Mint Logo at Bottom. This is a Totally Original Bar. Has NOT Been Cleaned. Very Nice Contrast on this One. High End Gem Quality Art Bar. Would be Very Tough to Improve on this One!
I have NOTHING to hide when it comes to the items I sell. Which is why I posted 12 pictures of this item. I invite you to view all of them to see if you agree with my assessment of this item. Thank you...Jim.
PAYMENT: I would like to have payment in 5 days or less, thank you. If that is not possible, please let know.
SHIPPING & HANDLING: Is $4.95 and Includes Tracking. I Will Combine Items to Save You Money. Each Additional Item Won will cost 0.50 Cents Extra. Please WAIT for Me to Send Invoice.
RETURN POLICY: Simple...If you don't like this item, tell me and I'll refund your bid amount. I know how it feels to buy a coin, get it home, and decide you don't like it. It's not a good feeling. I've had my share of this feeling over the years. I didn't like that feeling and I know others don't like it. So, the way I see it, if I sold it, I should have no problem taking it back...right? Too many sellers say "no returns" why? You sold it!!! I don't know, maybe it's just me being old fashion. Please understand…I’m not a large business and can’t afford to eat the losses of return S+H, Pay Pal fees, nor the cost of sending an item back. I’m basically a “one man band” doing everything from start to finish. I try to provide personal attention to each and every customer. Why? Because I enjoy doing this, I want your repeat business, and I guess I’m just that kind of guy. I’m not looking to “rip off” anyone, that’s why I post larger then average scans of the items I sell. Probably some of the largest you’ll find on Ebay! Plus, a description…sometimes short, sometimes long, depending on the item. Nothing I hate more then a small picture, blurry scans, and no description. Heck…take a minute or two and make me feel good about the item I'm about to or considering buying. Thank you, Jim.