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Building Legacy Collection

Building Legacy Collection

  • Surname vault brick — five bars inscribed with your family name
  • State flag bars and city bars, unique to this collection
  • All fifty state bars, plus Freedom and gold-plated bricks
  • 62+ sealed vault rolls and a framed uncut $5 sheet
  • Iron-clad 30-day money-back guarantee
Where a family stockpile starts: seventeen lots of .999 fine silver and rare United States currency, including bars inscribed with your surname and bars for the state and city your family comes from.
Original price was: $17,534.Current price is: $9,711.
— WHAT ARRIVES AT YOUR DOOR

Seventeen lots. Your name, your state, your city — all in .999 silver.

The Building Legacy Collection is where a family stockpile starts. Personalized silver inscribed with your surname, bars for the state and the city your family comes from, sealed vault rolls and rare United States currency — assembled as one collection rather than accumulated a piece at a time.
17
Lots in the collection
.999
Fine silver, every bar
50
State bars included
62+
Coin rolls, sealed

Inside the vault

LOTS 01 — 17

Personalized Last Name Silver Bars

LOT 01 · 5 bars · 5g each · .999 fine

Five bars inscribed with your family name and sealed together as one brick. Keep it intact, or break it apart and hand one to each grandchild.

Personalized State Silver Bars

LOT 02 · 5 bars · 5g Each · .999 fine silver

Your state’s flag in fine silver. The lot that tells anyone holding it exactly where this family is from.

Personalized City Silver Bars

LOT 03 · 5 bars · 5g Each · .999 fine silver

The city your family comes from, struck into silver. As specific as a collection can get before it becomes a photograph.

High Denomination Quarter Ounce Silver Bars

LOT 04 · 5 bars · ¼ oz each · .999 fine
Struck in the likeness of the largest denominations the United States ever placed into circulation — notes almost no living American has handled.

250th Anniversary Personalized Silver Bars

LOT 05 · 5 bars · 5g each · .999 fine

Struck to mark two hundred and fifty years of the United States. An anniversary that will not come around again for another century.

United States Freedom Bar

LOT 06 · 5 bars · ½ oz each · .999 fine

Five half-ounce Freedom Bars sealed as a brick. Straightforward, stackable silver with a design built around the founding idea.

Gold Plated Personalized Silver Bar

LOT 07 · 5 bars · ½ oz each · gold-plated .999
Solid .999 silver finished in gold plate. The visual outlier of the collection, and the lot that draws the eye first in a display case.

50 State Silver Bar Collection

LOT 08 · Fifty 5 Gram Silver Bars in Museum Display Chest

One bar for every state in the union, delivered complete. No gaps to hunt down later, no state left to chase on the secondary market.

Presidential Eagle Patriot Rolls

LOT 09 · 6 Fifteen Coins Per Roll Collection in Wooden Display Chest

Thirty-six rolls that left the vault sealed and stay that way. The kind of lot that gets opened by a generation that has not been born yet.

American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Casino Royale Collection

LOT 10 · 21 Fifteen-Coin Rolls in Wooden Display Chest

Twenty-one rolls drawn from casino-era circulation — coinage that spent its working life on a felt table instead of in a cash register.

State Restricted Morgan Silver Dollar Bank Rolls

LOT 11 · One 10 Coin Roll

Morgan dollars held back under restricted release rather than sold into the open market. Supply is set by what remains, not by what is minted.

1943 Steel War Cents

LOT 12 · Five 25 Coin Sealed Rolls in Wooden Display Case

In 1943 copper went to the war effort and the cent was struck in steel for a single year. Five sealed rolls of the only year it happened.

Uncut Federal Reserve Five Dollar

LOT 13 · Uncut currency · 16 notes · framed
Sixteen genuine five-dollar notes on one uncut sheet, framed and ready to hang. The piece that ends up in the office rather than in the safe.

Red Seal and Blue Seal Silver Certificates

LOT 14 · 16 Notes

United States Notes and Silver Certificates side by side — two seal colors the Treasury retired decades ago and will not print again.

America’s Greatest Silver Dollar Set

LOT 15 · Silver Morgan, Silver Peace, Silver Walking Liberty

The silver dollars that defined American coinage, assembled as one set rather than accumulated one auction at a time.

America's Greatest Silver and Obsolete Vault Bag

LOT 16 · Mixed vault bag
A mixed bag of silver coinage and obsolete paper currency pulled straight from vault holdings. The lot with the most surprises in it.

America's Greatest Unsearched Vault Bag

LOT 17 · Mixed vault bag · three cent types
Three distinct cent types bagged together — the small denomination that survived the most redesigns in American minting history.

Why the name matters more than the metal

Spot price tells you what an ounce of silver trades for today. It tells you nothing about why a family refuses to sell one. Inscribe a surname on the bar and it stops being a commodity — it becomes the thing nobody in the family is willing to be the one to let go of.
01

You give us the name

One surname, spelled the way your family spells it, plus the state and city the bars should carry.
02

It is inscribed at the mint

Your family name is inscribed on the bar at the mint, as part of the metal itself rather than added to the surface afterward.
03

It ships insured, to you

The collection is assembled, certified, packed and shipped with insurance and signature on delivery.
ENDORSED BY

The people who put their name behind ours

Mary Ellen Withrow

40th Treasurer of the United States, Emeritus
“A grieving family once gathered old coins and jewelry and took them to a local dealer. What they said next has stayed with me: ‘We can’t sell these. They’re our memories.’ That says more about the true value of these pieces than any spot price ever will.”

Adm. James G. Foggo

US Navy, Ret. — Fmr. Commander, Naval Forces Europe
“My family’s Lincoln Treasury Silver Bars are now co-located in the center of my collection of challenge coins from my 40-year Naval career. These fine Silver Bars are an eye-catcher, prominently displayed for all of my guests to see.”

Brig. Gen. James Moore

US Army, Ret.
“They don’t just create collectibles; they forge symbols of honor, patriotism, and pride. They are stewards of heritage, memory, and honor.”
The Honorable Mary Ellen Withrow, Admiral James G. Foggo, US Navy (Ret.) and Brigadier General James Moore, US Army (Ret.) are Executive Advisors to Lincoln Treasury and compensated for their counsel and contributions.

What owners say

OVER 100,000 ORDERS SHIPPED
Rated 5 out of 5
I ordered the family name silver bars and they are amazing. Beautifully set in the cherry wood case. This is a must buy.
A. Cadano · VERIFIED BUYER
Rated 5 out of 5
I intend to give one to each of my grandkids as a remembrance and an encouragement to save silver.
S. Ransom · VERIFIED BUYER
Rated 5 out of 5
Just as beautiful as I imagined. Delivered in a timely fashion in a discreet box. I love them!!
Carol · VERIFIED BUYER

Certified .999 fine silver

Every silver piece in the collection is certified .999 fine and accompanied by its certification.

Iron-clad 30-day guarantee

Dissatisfied within 30 days of shipment? Return the entire product and packaging for a refund, less shipping and return postage.

No fee by check or money order

All other payment forms carry a three percent service fee. Cancellations before shipping are refunded in full.

Eight-week fulfillment

Collections are assembled to order. Market supply fluctuations may extend delivery beyond the eight-week process.
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