North View Products presents a new series of gold and silver bullion pieces that highlight the value of physical wealth. Each piece in this lineup features the symbol of the United States dollar (USD), pointing out the difference between paper money and the lasting value of real silver or gold. These items offer a reminder that true worth comes from the metal itself, not from the symbol printed on it. Right now, you can buy 1/4 oz North View Products Money Gram Silver Cards online from BullionMax.

Card Highlights:

• Comes with protective plastic!
• New silver card series!
• Contains 1/4 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• On the obverse is the US dollar symbol.
• The reverse is blank.

Silver once played a much bigger role in the world’s monetary system. That changed after Germany switched to the gold standard in 1871, which led many other countries to move away from using both gold and silver. Silver coins still circulated for many decades, but by the 1960s, silver prices rose so much that the metal inside the coins became more valuable than their face value. As a result, most countries stopped minting silver coins for daily use and moved to cheaper materials.

Each 1/4 oz North View Products Money Gram Silver Card comes sealed in protective plastic. The obverse (front) side of the card features a unique design based on the US dollar sign, while the reverse (back) is left blank. The card’s design ties the idea of paper currency to physical silver, encouraging people to consider the lasting benefits of owning precious metals.

The design on the obverse includes a large US dollar symbol ($). The dollar sign has an interesting history, with many believing it developed from the abbreviation “Ps” for the Spanish peso, also known as the “piece of eight.” Over time, the letters P and S were written on top of each other, eventually forming the $ symbol that is widely used today. The back side of the card has no design and remains plain.

If you have questions when buying silver, please feel free to reach out to BullionMax. You can call us at 800-729-3202, use our web chat, or send us an email.