Description
Introducing the M500 Revolver Antique Silver Collectible, a highly detailed shaped silver release built for collectors who appreciate unusual formats and historically inspired designs.
Each piece is made from 2g+ of .999 silver, with a finished weight expected to be approximately 2.5 grams. The antique finish adds depth and definition to the shaped design, helping highlight the fine sculpted details.
Each medal is also serialized and marked with its weight, adding another collectible element to the release. Measuring approximately 38.55 x 18.49 mm, its compact shaped format gives it strong visual appeal while remaining an affordable precious-metal collectible.
The M500 Revolver comes presented in a plastic sphere display, providing a distinctive retail-ready presentation while helping protect the piece.
With a limited mintage of 10,000 pieces worldwide, this release is a strong fit for collectors of shaped silver, mechanical and historical themes, unusual precious-metal formats, and serialized collectibles.
Product: M500 Revolver
Metal: 2.5g+ .999 Silver
Approximate Finished Weight: 2.5g
Finish: Antique
Dimensions: 38.55 x 18.49 mm
Special Features: Serialized & Weight Marked
Packaging: Plastic Sphere Display
Mintage: 10,000
ETA: Early December
Minimum Advertised Price (MAP): $20.50
M500 Revolver Antique 2g+ .999 Silver
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M500 Revolver is a distinctive 2g+ .999 silver shaped collectible with an antique finish, serialized detailing, and an approximate finished weight of 2.5 grams. Measuring approximately 38.55 x 18.49 mm, each piece comes in a plastic sphere display and has a limited mintage of 10,000 pieces.
$22.95
SKU: m500-revolver-antique-2g-999-silver
Specifications
| Metal Type | Silver |
| Weight | 2g |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mintage | 10,000 |
| SKU | m500-revolver-antique-2g-999-silver |
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