Investors and collectors looking for something other than gold and silver coins to mark the upcoming 25^th feature film in the James Bond franchise now have an option. The Royal Mint of England has the solution in the form of gold and silver bars for sale branded with the 007 logo and the name of the upcoming film. Provident Metals currently offers 1 oz Silver British James Bond No Time To Die Bars to you for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with individual protective sealed sleeves!
• Commemorates the 25^th James Bond feature film!
• Limited mintage of just 70,000 silver bars!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
• On the obverse side is the 007 emblem and Royal Mint logo.
• The reverse features the name NO TIME TO DIE in large block letters.
• Designed by Daniel Thorne.

When you purchase a 1 oz Silver British James Bond No Time To Die Bar online from Provident Metals, the bars are available in brand-new condition and come housed inside of individual protective sleeves that are sealed to protect the bar. Further, the Royal Mint applied frosting and polishing to various fields on the bars for unique visuals.

Obverse

On the obverse of the 1 oz Silver British James Bond No Time To Die Bar, you will find the logos of the Royal Mint of England and the James Bond franchise. The Royal Mint logo is at the top of the design field with the crowned, quartered shield from the Royal Arms of England. Below this in the center of the design field is the 007 emblem with the gun barrel off the number 7, with the number forming the handgrip. At the bottom of the bar, you will find inscriptions of 1 oz 999.9 Fine Silver.

Reverse

The reverse face of 1 oz Silver British James Bond No Time To Die Bars includes large, block text letters that read NO TIME TO DIE, with the 007 logo again featured on this side next to the word TO. In the background field, you will find various inscriptions of the other famous feature films from the James Bond franchise.

History

James Bond was introduced to the world in the novels of Ian Fleming. The first novel was released in 1952, with the first feature film released in 1962. Nearly 70 years later, 27 feature films have been produced, with 25 from Eon Productions and two from outside production companies. Roger Moore and Sean Connery have portrayed James Bond the most, with each man playing the role seven times. Connery was Bond for the first five films, in six of the first seven, the only man to participate in Eon and non-Eon produced films, and the only actor to portray Bond in three different decades (the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s). Currently, Daniel Craig will portray Bond for the fifth consecutive time when No Time To Die releases.

Ordering

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