Carl Benz revolutionized transportation when he invented the car in 1886. Fast forward to 1908, and more than 63,000 cars were already cruising the roads of the United States. With the rise of automobiles, state governments sought a way to monitor vehicles crossing state lines. New York became the pioneer in 1901 by mandating license plates, although they were not issued by the state itself. Motorists were required to affix plates to their cars, often customized with their initials. In 1903, Massachusetts took it a step further and became the first state to officially issue license plates to residents. This practice swiftly spread across the nation. Today, you can order the remarkable 1 oz Silver Colorized Stacking Across America Kansas License Plate Bars from Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives in individual capsules!
• Stackin Across America Series!
• Mintage is limited to 1,000 silver bars per state!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 fine silver.
• Obverse is the Kansas license plate.
• An American flag with the series name is on the reverse.
• Full-color spectrum.

Your purchase of the 1 oz Silver Colorized Stacking Across America Kansas License Plate Bars will be carefully protected in a clear plastic capsule, ensuring long-term preservation. The application of UV printer technology allows for a vibrant full-color spectrum on all these silver bars.

Obverse

The obverse of each Silver Stacking Across America Kansas License Plate Bar showcases the distinct license plate design of Kansas. This license plate represents the state’s 2007 base plate, which has remained in use ever since. The design features a captivating blue background, with the top half of the state seal emerging from the bottom of the bar. Inscriptions read STACKING, KANSAS, and 2023.

Reverse

On the reverse of the 1 oz Silver Kansas License Plate Bars, you’ll find the stirring image of an American flag fluttering in the wind. This striking depiction is consistent across all bars in the series, accompanied by the series name. Inscriptions include STACKIN ACROSS AMERICA.

History

Kansas has seen various captivating license plate designs over the years. The 1980 plate featured a dark blue design with a yellow wheat stalk extending from the left side. It was later replaced by an all-white design after one year. The wheat stalk made a comeback from 1988 to 2001. At the dawn of the new millennium, the state capitol building took center stage on Kansas plates. This design endured until 2007 when the top half of the state seal became the featured emblem.

Ordering

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