1 kg Kilo Silver Towne Pony Express Silver Bar

Description

The Pony Express operated in the United States from April 1860 until October 1861. They decreased the shipping time for mail across the US from months aboard a ship or a 25-day stagecoach ride to an average of just 10 days. This was accomplished by setting up relief camps across the frontier that lone horsemen would ride between and relay mail across what is now Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, and California. Although it brought a significant decrease in delivery time, it was unsustainable financially and unavailable to the general public due to its high costs. Along the route, riders switched horses and transferred mail between each other across 190 relief stations. Although expensive and unsustainable, the Pony Express was rendered obsolete when the transcontinental telegraph was completed less than 2 years from its inception.

Highlights

Ships in individual boxes or master boxes of 5
Consisting of 1 kg 999 Fine Silver
The obverse features the metal weight and purity with a cowboy riding a stallion at full sprint in reference to the Pony Express
The reverse of this bar is blank with natural striations and texture lines from the cooling process present on both sides
SilverTowne is one of the leading and most reputable independent mints in the United States and abroad.

Expected to ship after Jan 06, 2023
This will delay the shipment of your entire order.