The product is a sterling silver round plate featuring a design of Uncle Sam, minted by Geo. Washington Mint in 1972. This limited edition plate contains 301 grams of precious silver with a fineness of 0.925. Made in the United States, this collectible piece celebrates the ideology of the "Arsenal of Democracy" during Washington's presidency. A unique and valuable addition to any collection of silver bullion, coins, and paper money.
This plate depicts a powerful, dramatic interpretation of Uncle Sam overlooking American industrial might, capturing the "Arsenal of Democracy" theme from the World War II era. It was part of a specific "N.C. Wyeth Art Scenes" series produced by the George Washington Mint during the early 1970s.
This plate is a heavy (301 grams or 9.8 Troy Oz.) 8 inch numbered (#3149) commemorative plate with an Intaglio design that is in excellent condition. The original box and paperwork is not included as this piece was obtained from an Estate in Houston, TX, but the registration information is carved into the back of the plate which is in excellent condition (see pictures).