One of the most common items of dcor during the holiday season is a wreath. The modern wreath displayed at Christmas time comes in many forms, with some secular in nature while others more closely resemble the advent wreath developed by German Protestants in the 19^th century. Whatever the source, wreaths are a popular item around Christmas. Provident Metals currently has 1 oz Silver 2021 Colorized Happy Holidays Wreath Rounds available to purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual plastic capsule and a drawstring felt bag!
• Great for gift-giving and decorating at Christmas!
• Features colorized designs on the obverse!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Colorized holiday wreath on the obverse.
• Snowflakes on the reverse.

When you purchase a 1 oz Silver 2021 Colorized Happy Holidays Wreath Round through this Provident Metals listing, you will receive a new, colorized round that is protected inside of a plastic capsule. The capsule and round arrive in a drawstring felt bag that has a small loop at the top of the capsule. This loop allows you to attach string or a hook to use these silver rounds as decorations on your tree this Christmas season.

Obverse

A colorized holiday wreath is depicted on the obverse of 1 oz Silver 2021 Colorized Happy Holidays Wreath Rounds. The round has a green wreath in a circular shape that includes a red bow at the top, four candy canes, a gold star, and two gold bells. In the middle of the design field, there are inscriptions of HAPPY HOLIDAYS and 2021.

Reverse

Snowflakes are featured in the reverse design of 1 oz Silver Colorized Happy Holidays Wreath Rounds. The design field has a single, large snowflake in the center with several snowflakes falling through the background field. There is holly around the border with inscriptions of ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER.

History

The term Happy Holidays is often regarded as a secular greeting for the holiday season that can replace the religious term Merry Christmas. However, even the term Happy Holidays has its roots in religion. The phrase first appeared in the United States in 1863 in the Philadelphia Inquirer. The term evolved over the centuries from the Old English word haligdag, which meant holy day. During the Medieval Era, the word haliday was used in its place, and was later replaced by holiday in the 1500s.

Ordering

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