The latest bar from Argentias Sculptural Art collection features a spectacular Egyptian cat design across a .9999 pure silver canvas. In ancient Egypt, cats were useful household pets that were also sacred creatures that represented various deities. Famous deities who were depicted in the feline form include Bastet, Sekhmet, and Mafdet. Today, you have the chance to buy 5 oz Argentia Egyptian Cat Silver Bars online.

Bar Highlights:

• Ships to you in a Mylar sleeve or a master box of 50 bars!
• All-new Egyptian cat silver bar!
• Ultra-high relief design!
• Contains 5 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
• The Argentia logo and bar hallmarks are engraved on the obverse.
• The reverse field depicts an Egyptian cat.

These 5 oz Argentia Egyptian Cat Bars can be ordered at the click of a mouse and delivered directly to your door. BGASC fully insures your order while in transit and delivers using non-descript packaging. Upon arrival, you will find your bar housed inside of a Mylar sleeve. The sleeve is sealed with a holographic adhesive label for protection and authenticity purposes.

Obverse

The Argentia brand emblem and the bar hallmarks feature on the obverse of 5 oz Egyptian Cat Silver Bars. The emblem consists of a triangular shape with the word ARGENTIA engraved below it. The hallmarks are underneath this logo and read 5 OZ FINE SILVER .9999. To enhance the bars aesthetic appeal, a stylized decorative pattern has been arranged in the background.

Reverse

An Egyptian cat design is found on the reverse of these 5 oz Argentia Silver Bars. Facing the left, the cat is in a sitting position and features numerous decorative flourishes across its body. There is also an elegant swirling petal arrangement that nicely compliments the bars feline imagery. The entire design has been crafted in ultra-high relief across a uniquely shaped field, creating the impression that it was carved from stone.

History

In ancient Egypt, cats were revered creatures thought by many to be good luck. Some wealthy families would even go so far as to dress their cats with elaborate jewels and feed them meals fit for a queen. Cats were also mummified in tombs upon death, at which point their owners might shave their eyebrows and mourn their passing until the hair grew back. Some cats were also offered up to the goddess Bastet at her sanctuary in the city of Bubastis.

Ordering

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