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BOO! Halloween Silver Is Here For Your SPOOKY Collection!

“Halloween shadows played upon the walls of the houses. In the sky, the Halloween moon raced in and out of the clouds...It was a lovely and exciting night, exactly the kind of night Halloween should be.” - Eleanor Estes

Halloween often lends itself to the superstitious and the wary. Those who give way to caution this time of year bring with them lots of candy, spooky costumes, trick-or-treating, decorations, haunted houses, and the biggest scares. But there is no need to be wary or superstitious here! Our Halloween themed silver bullion is the LEAST of your worries, but the BEST addition to your celebrations!

From 1oz .999 fine silver bars and medallions to enameled and plain silver, and even to the more budget-friendly collectors, there is something for everyone!

Exclusive to SilverTowne, the obverse of the medallion features the words “Happy Halloween” curved around the top and bottom edges of the silver round while a pumpkin carved into a smiling Jack-O-Lantern sits in the center. The pumpkin itself is hand painted/enameled in the colors of orange, black, green, and...read more

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