Maryland, known as the “Old Line State,” holds a deep historical significance in the United States. Founded in the early 1600s by George Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore, Maryland was established as a refuge for Catholics and became the first proprietary colony in America. The state played an essential role during the American Revolution by supporting the Continental Army. Now, you can own a piece of Maryland’s history with the 1 oz Colorized Scottsdale Maryland State Flag Silver Bars, available at BullionMax.

Bar Highlights:

• Arrives inside an acrylic capsule!
• Part of the Scottsdale Flag Silver Bar Series!
• Colorized Maryland flag design!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Obverse features the Scottsdale logo.
• Reverse showcases the Maryland state flag.

Each 1 oz Colorized Scottsdale Maryland State Flag Silver Bar is protected in an acrylic capsule. These bars stand out with their vibrant, colorized reverse design. As a part of the Scottsdale Flag Series, they share a common obverse design. The series includes 54 unique designs, representing four nations and all 50 US states.

On the obverse side of the Colorized Scottsdale Maryland State Flag Silver Bar, you’ll find the Scottsdale emblem. The crowned lion, a symbol of the Scottsdale Mint, is prominently displayed in front-facing relief on the right, with the mint’s name on the left. Engraved hallmarks are featured at the top.

The reverse side of the 1 oz Colorized Maryland State Flag Silver Bar presents the Maryland state flag. The flag’s four quadrants reflect the colors of the Calvert and Crossland families, symbolizing the lineage of George Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore. The black and yellow represent the Calverts, while the red and white signify the Crosslands.

While the design elements have historical significance, the flag’s creation as we know it today is a product of the post-Civil War era. The state was divided during the conflict, with some supporting the Union and others the Confederacy. The flag, with its harmonious blend of colors and patterns, is believed to have been a symbol of unity and reconciliation after the war. It was first flown publicly in Baltimore in 1880 and officially adopted as the state flag in 1904.

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