It might not be one of your traditional gift-giving holidays, but Thanksgiving is still a major holiday on the American calendar each year. Taking place on the fourth Thursday of November, Thanksgiving is a national holiday that results in a day off for most of the population and also marks the start of the Christmas season on the following day. SilverTowne celebrates Thanksgiving like it does other fall and winter holidays with silver bullion products. Provident Metals is pleased to offer the1 oz Silver 2021 Thanksgiving Round to you for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual protective flip, an acrylic tube of 20 rounds, or a box of 500 silver rounds!
• Exciting Thanksgiving-themed silver release!
• Imagery celebrates the bounty of a successful harvest!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• On the obverse are fruits and vegetables recently harvested in the fall.
• The reverse field has the identifying hallmarks.

When you purchase the 1 oz Silver 2021 Thanksgiving Round available in this Provident Metals listing, you receive a new design issue from SilverTowne. These beautiful silver rounds arrive individually in protective flips. Multiples come in either acrylic tubes of 20 rounds or in boxes of 500 silver rounds. Within the box, you will find 25 separate 20-round tubes.

Obverse

On the obverse of 1 oz Silver Thanksgiving Rounds are various fruits and vegetables recently harvested in the fall. This design includes a large bushel of apples surrounded by large pumpkins and ears of corn.

Reverse

The reverse face of Silver 2021 Thanksgiving Rounds comes with a blank central field. SilverTowne often produces 1 oz rounds and bars with a blank field to allow for custom engraving when ordered directly from the mint. Otherwise, the rounds ship out like this to dealers. However, there is an ornate border design field that includes inscriptions of ONE TROY OUNCE, .9999 FINE SILVER, 2021, and the pick-ax mint mark of SilverTowne.

History

The observance of Thanksgiving in the modern era is rooted in the tradition of holding festivals in the fall months to mark the end of the harvest season. There was a time when these thanksgiving festivals were held for any number of reasons, including giving thanks to God for success in battle. The festival came to the New World with the Pilgrims and Puritans who settled in the northeastern reaches of North America. The first Thanksgiving celebrated in the New World is widely credited to the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony who enjoyed a Thanksgiving festival in 1621 and shared a meal with the local Wampanoag people.

Ordering

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