1986 100 oz Engelhard MTB Silver Vintage Bar .999+ Fine (Liberty Trade Silver, Liberty Head logo)

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1986 100 oz Engelhard MTB Silver Vintage Bar .999+ Fine (Liberty Trade Silver, Liberty Head logo)   Please note this bar may exhibit light scratches, scuffs, etc. Add a heavyweight icon of vintage bullion to your holdings with the 1986 100 oz Engelhard MTB Silver Vintage Bar .999+ Fine (Liberty Trade Silver, Liberty Head logo). Produced by the legendary Engelhard Corporation, this massive bar contains 100 troy oz of .999+ fine silver and features the highly recognizable Liberty Head logo with “Liberty Trade Silver” branding. Engelhard’s mastery of large-format bullion makes this bar a standout choice for investors seeking substantial silver exposure with historic credibility. Bar Features: Each bar is made from .999+ fine silver with a weight of 100 troy oz Manufactured by Engelhard Corporation. Bars come safely packaged. Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs. Obverse: Features the Statue of Liberty with the phrase "LIBERTY TRADE SILVER" inscribed, as well as a flaming torch with the weight, purity, and unique serial number. Reverse: Intentionally blank. A Discontinued Silver Bar with Collector Appeal Engelhard silver bars are no longer produced, transforming pieces like this 100 oz MTB bar into true vintage bullion collectibles. While Engelhard once operated as one of the world’s most influential precious metals refiners, its exit from bullion production has permanently capped the supply of these bars. As a result, Engelhard silver has earned lasting demand from collectors and investors who value provenance, brand recognition, and scarcity beyond modern generic bars. During its peak, Engelhard maintained refining and trading operations across global markets and set industry benchmarks for quality and consistency. Today, the Liberty Trade Silver Engelhard bars, especially in the 100 oz size, are among the most sought-after vintage silver bars on the secondary market. Their bold presence, trusted purity, and shrinking availability often command premiums