If you appreciate artistic designs on your silver bars, then Argentia Precious Metals is a brand you may wish to consider. Based in Canada, the company employs a free-flowing metal process that results in a live-edge aesthetic. This perfectly complements the beautiful artistic imagery crafted in stunning high relief. This listing features the Egyptian cat, which was once believed to be a manifestation of the goddess Bastet. Provident Metals now has 5 oz Antique Argentia Egyptian Cat Silver Bars available to you for purchase online.

Bar Highlights:

• Delivered in a protective Mylar sleeve!
• Brand-new bar featuring an Egyptian cat!
• Antique visuals.
• Contains 5 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
• The obverse contains the bar hallmarks and brand logo.
• On the reverse, an Egyptian cat is found.

All 5 oz Antique Argentia Egyptian Cat Bars in this online Provident Metals listing were produced in Canada by Argentia Precious Metals. These bars were crafted with silver sourced from a leading LBMA-recognized refiner and are delivered in new condition. In addition to their .9999 purity, they also feature high-relief visuals and an old-fashioned antique finish. The bars will arrive to you in protective Mylar sleeves that also include a holographic seal for authenticity and protection purposes.

Obverse

The obverse of 5 oz Argentia Egyptian Cat Silver Bars features the identifying hallmarks and brand logo. The logo consists of a stylized triangle with the word ARGENTIA inscribed below it. The hallmarks read 5 OZ FINE SILVER .9999. You will also notice in the background a beautiful decorative pattern made up of symmetrical lines and circles.

Reverse

On the reverse side of these Antique Argentia Silver Bars you will find an Egyptian cat design. Here, the cat is shown in a sitting position, facing to the right. Her body is covered in beautiful decorative patterns like you might find in an ancient tomb. There is also an elegant background pattern that contrasts nicely with the feline artwork.

History

Ancient Egyptians believed cats were semi-deities with auspicious qualities. The death of a cat was also an occasion of intense mourning for Egyptians. According to the scholar Herodotus, some would even shave their eyebrows and continue the grieving period until the hair grew back. It was also not uncommon for cats to be mummified and then offered up at the sanctuary of the goddess Bastet.

Ordering

If you have any inquiries, we are happy to help. Provident Metals customer service is available to assist you with any questions at 800-313-3315. Additionally, you can chat with us live online or email us directly.