AG | Rounds

This page contains our current information on Engelhard 1oz silver rounds, focusing predominantly on the acclaimed Engelhard Prospector, along with other limited-production rounds either by Engelhard or commissioned industry affiliates. 

The 1oz Engelhard Prospectors are the most well recognized of the Engelhard rounds, and were produced from 1982 through 1988.  The Engelhard ‘Large E’ logo appeared on the reverse from 1982 through 1984, and the standard ‘Eagle’ logo appeared on the reverse from 1984 through 1987 [so there were 2 different designs in 1984].  In 1985, Engelhard also created 1/10oz, 1/4oz, and 1/2oz Prospectors.  These fractional rounds were sold in tubes and many full tubes are periodically available on the market.  Also included are the more rare proof variety, which we believe were issued in protective plastic capsules.

These are commonly counterfeited [starting July 2011 or earlier]. Be especially careful of the 1oz 1984 American Prospector with the Engelhard ‘Large E’ logo on the reverse as they seems to be the most prevalent.  Also, be careful of any that appear to be proof [there were very few genuine Engelhard proofs produced], especially if more than 1 appear in the same offering. Another warning sign is proof-like Prospectors that are sold in hard plastic air-tites, as most or all of the Chinese counterfeits were issued with them.

EXAMPLE	NAME	OBVERSE	REVERSE	COMMENTARY	ICR | MINTAGE
	Canadian Prospector	[Image of Prospector]  [THE CANADIAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Image of Goose]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Canadian Prospector special release in proof finish.  Originally issued in a velvet box with Engelhard ‘Triangle’ logo on the inside, registered July 10, 1987, though seen in use as early as 1985.  Reverse design matches ‘Eagle’ logo that started in 1984, and research shows that the term ‘Canadian Prospector’ was trademarked by Engelhard in 1986. That suggests production between 1985-1986.	<250 MINTAGE
	1982 Prospector | Engelhard Large ‘E’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1982]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD] [Engelhard Large ‘E’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Standard production round.	>75,000 MINTAGE
	1982 Proof Prospector | Engelhard Large ‘E’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1982]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard Large ‘E’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Proof variety, note the frosted image and font surfaces against mirror finish background in comparison to brilliant uncirculated variety.	<250 MINTAGE
	1983 Prospector | Engelhard Large ‘E’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1983]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard Large ‘E’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Standard production round.  Important to note that 1983 and 1987 are believed to be of considerably lower mintage than other years of standard American Prospector rounds.	>75,000 MINTAGE
	1983 Proof Prospector | Engelhard Large ‘E’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1982]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard Large ‘E’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Proof variety, note the frosted image and font surfaces against mirror finish background in comparison to brilliant uncirculated variety.	<250 MINTAGE
	1983 Proof Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1983]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Proof variety, note the frosted image and font surfaces against mirror finish background in comparison to brilliant uncirculated variety.	<100 MINTAGE
	1984 Prospector | Engelhard Large ‘E’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1984]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard Large ‘E’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Note that Engelhard produced both variety of reverse design in 1984 – one with Engelhard Large ‘E’ Logo reverse, and another with the newer ‘Eagle’ reverse.	>75,000 MINTAGE
	1984 Proof Prospector | Engelhard Large ‘E’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1984]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard Large ‘E’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Proof variety, note the frosted image and font surfaces against mirror finish background in comparison to brilliant uncirculated variety.	<50 MINTAGE
	1984 Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1984]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Note that Engelhard produced both variety of reverse design in 1984 – one with Engelhard Large ‘E’ Logo reverse, and another with the newer ‘Eagle’ reverse.	>75,000 MINTAGE
	1985 1/10oz Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1985]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	The 1/10 oz Prospector was produced exclusively in 1985.	<50,000 MINTAGE
	1985 1/4oz Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1985]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	The 1/4 oz Prospector was produced exclusively in 1985.  Important to note this 1/4 oz Prospector is believed to be of considerably lower mintage than other years of fractional sized American Prospector rounds.	<25,000 MINTAGE
	1985 1/2oz Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1985]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	The 1/2 oz Prospector was produced exclusively in 1985.	<50,000 MINTAGE
	1985 1oz Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1985]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Standard production round.  Note the three slightly different design varieties as pictured below.  There is noticeable difference in ‘1985’ date font, and most noticeable is difference in artwork and background details.  Notice the top round pictured below demonstrates the narrow ‘1985’ font and shows strong detail in the water image around the prospector image.  The left round demonstrates  bold ‘1985’ font and rougher water detail, while the right round demonstrates a fine font ‘1985’ and water lighter detail.  Also note ‘1985’ date placement on all three varieties.	>75,000 MINTAGE
	1985 Proof Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1985]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Proof variety, note the frosted image and font surfaces against mirror finish background in comparison to brilliant uncirculated variety.	<500 MINTAGE
	1986 Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1986]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Standard production round.	>75,000 MINTAGE
	1986 Proof Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1986]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Proof variety, note the frosted image and font surfaces against mirror finish background in comparison to brilliant uncirculated variety.	<500 MINTAGE
	1987 1oz Prospector | Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Reverse	[U.S.A. 1987]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	1987 was the last year of standard production prospectors, likely due to the introduction of American Silver Eagles.  As such, we believe these 1987 rounds to have been produced in lower quantity than the other years, 1983 notwithstanding.	>75,000 MINTAGE
	1988 Prospector | Summit Bancorporation counterstamp	[U.S.A. 1988]  [Image of Prospector]  [THE AMERICAN PROSPECTOR]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[The Summit Bancorporation]  [Custom Logo]  [OCTOBER 27, 1988]  [ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER]	Summit Bancorporation’s history traces back to its initial January 1, 1891 incorporation as The Summit Bank in Summit, New Jersey.  We believe this round was issued to promote Summit Bancorporation’s expansion into fixed annuities under the ambitious new leadership of CEO Robert G. Cox.	<100 MINTAGE

1985 American Prospector Rounds | Supplemental Information

Engelhard’s 1985 American Prospector fractional series rounds were originally issued in hard plastic tubes with the ‘American Flag Logo’ and cap stickers designating weight class and quantity. The 1oz American Prospector rounds were issued in ‘lollipop’ plastic wrapper in series of 10 pieces or in opaque plastic mint tubes, pictured below. The 1oz mint tubes were produced by Alfred S. Colella of West Corvina, California and depict the Engelhard Large ‘E’ Globe Logo on the cap.  The tubes typically demand a premium, when available, and are rarely found in 1/4oz specification.

EXAMPLE	NAME	OBVERSE	REVERSE	COMMENTARY	SAMPLE SERIAL NUMBERS	ICR | MINTAGE
	1969 London Sales Conference	[E]	[•] [EUROPEAN SALES CONFERENCE] [•] [LONDON] [1969]	1oz silver round produced in commemoration of the Engelhard London 1969 Sales Conference, originally issued in commemorative presentation box as pictured below.	N/A	<100 MINTAGE
	1975 Indiana Silver Company	[UNITED STATES BICENTENNIAL]  [1776-1976]  [Outline of United States with ‘JULY 4, 1776 – DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE’]  [Engelhard ‘E’ Logo]  [1975]	[INDIANA SILVER COMPANY]  [.999 FINE]  [1 TROY OZ.]  [Outline of Indiana Counties]  [Serial Number]  [PURE SILVER]	Similar to the Engelhard 1976 Ohio round and very similar to its 1976 Indiana Silver Company round counterpart, both displayed below.  Originally issued in sealed packaging and with certificate of authenticity, pictured below .	2050 4829	5,000 MINTAGE
	1975 Stevcoknit	[stevcoknit]  [Stevco Custom ‘Asterisk’ Logo]  [1975]  [FABRICS OF STERLING QUALITY]	[stevcowovens]  [Stevco Custom Logo]  [ENGELHARD .999 FINE SILVER]  [1 TROY OUNCE]  [Engelhard ‘E’ Logo in Elongated Octagon]  [FABRICS OF STERLING QUALITY]	Produced by Engelhard in 1975 for Stevco [Stevcowovens/Stevcoknit].  The Stevcoknit trademark was filed for registration by Stevcoknit Textile Company in November, 1961, to be used for Knitted Textile Fabrics Made of Cotton, Wool and Synthetic Fibers.  The company was incorporated in April, 1971, and innovated high quality and technologically advanced fabrics.  SEC records indicate Delta Woodside Industries acquired Stevcoknit Fabrics Company, of North Carolina, in 1986 and closed operations in 1998 due to losses incurred from outdated textile equipment.	N/A	<5,000 MINTAGE
	1976 Marion County Indiana	[MARION COUNTY INDIANA] [1821] [Image of Marion County, Indiana] [LIBERTY • PROSPERITY • SOLID WEALTH] [1976]	[UNITED SILVER STANDARD OF INDIANA] [Image of Indiana] [1 TROY OZ.] [USSA Oval Logo] [Serial Number] [.999 FINE] [PURE SILVER]	Produced by Engelhard in 1976 for Marion County, Indiana.  Our thanks to Jason D. for this discovery!	0074	<500 MINTAGE
	1976 United Silver Standard of Hawaii	[United States BICENTENNIAL] [1776-1976] [Image of Hawaii and United States] [Liberty Prosperity Solid Wealth] [1976]	[UNITED SILVER STANDARD OF HAWAII] [Images of Hawaiian Islands] [1 TROY OZ.] [USSA Oval Logo] [Serial Number] [.999 FINE] [PURE SILVER]	Produced by Engelhard in 1976 for the Hawaiian Bicentennial.	0209	<500 MINTAGE
	1976 Indiana Silver Company	[UNITED STATES BICENTENNIAL]  [1776-1976]  [Perimeter of Stars]  [Outline of United States and Alaska with ‘Liberty Prosperity Solid Wealth’ in Script Font]  [Engelhard ‘E’ Logo]  [1976]	[INDIANA SILVER COMPANY]  [.999 FINE]  [1 TROY OZ.]  [Outline of Indiana Counties]  [Serial Number]  [PURE SILVER]	More recently produced variation of the 1975 Indiana Silver Company round, displayed above.	0710 1360	<5,000 MINTAGE
	1976 Stevcoknit	[stevcowovens]  [1976]  [Stevco Custom Fabric Machinery Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER]	[stevcoknit]  [Stevco Custom Fabric Machinery Logo]  [FABRICS OF STERLING QUALITY]	Produced by Engelhard in 1976 for Stevco [Stevcowovens/Stevcoknit].  The Stevcoknit trademark was filed for registration by Stevcoknit Textile Company in November, 1961, to be used for Knitted Textile Fabrics Made of Cotton, Wool and Synthetic Fibers.  The company was incorporated in April, 1971, and innovated high quality and technologically advanced fabrics.  SEC records indicate Delta Woodside Industries acquired Stevcoknit Fabrics Company, of North Carolina, in 1986 and closed operations in 1998 due to losses incurred from outdated textile equipment.	N/A	<1,000 MINTAGE
	1976 United Silver Standard of Ohio	[UNITED STATES BICENTENNIAL]  [1776-1976]  [Outline of United States with ‘Liberty Prosperity Solid Wealth’]  [Engelhard ‘E’ Logo]  [1976]	[UNITED SILVER STANDARD OF OHIO]  [1 TROY OZ]   [Outline of Ohio Counties]  [USAA Silver Standard Logo]  [Serial Number]  [.999 FINE]  [PURE SILVER]	Very similar to the 1975 and 1976 Indiana Silver Company rounds.	0853 1434 1572 1573	<2,000 MINTAGE
	Charles W. Engelhard Medallion	[THE CHARLES W. ENGELHARD MEDALLION] [Image of Charles Engelhard]	[THE ENGELHARD MINT] [Image of Engelhard Production Facility in Carteret, New Jersey] [Engelhard ‘E’ Logo in Elongated Octagon] [CARTERET, NEW JERSEY]	Specialty round produced by the Engelhard Mint in honor of Charles W. Engelhard. Originally issued in a presentation case, pictured below.	N/A	<50 MINTAGE
	1976 New Jersey ‘E’ Round	[ENGELHARD CORPORATION]  [Large ‘E’ Globe Logo]	[NEW JERSEY]  [The Garden State]  [Outline of New Jersey Counties]  [3rd State of the Union]  [THE ENGELHARD MINT]	Specialty round produced by The Engelhard Mint.	N/A	<500 MINTAGE
	1976 New Jersey ‘E MC’ Round	[ENGELHARD MINERALS & CHEMICALS CORPORATION]  [Large ‘E MC’ Globe Logo]	[NEW JERSEY]  [The Garden State]  [Outline of New Jersey Counties]  [3rd State of the Union]  [THE ENGELHARD MINT]	Specialty round produced by The Engelhard Mint.	N/A	<500 MINTAGE
	1976 New Jersey ‘American Bicentennial’	[AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL]  [Image of Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride of April 18, 1775]  [1776 • 1976]	[NEW JERSEY]  [The Garden State]  [Outline of New Jersey Counties]  [3rd State of the Union]  [THE ENGELHARD MINT]	Produced by The Engelhard Mint to commemorate The 1779-1976 American Bicentennial.  Reverse celebrates New Jersey as the 3rd State admitted to the Union.	N/A	<1,000 MINTAGE
	1976 Engelhard Mint ‘American Bicentennial’	[AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL]  [Image of Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride of April 18, 1775]  [1776 • 1976]	[THE ENGELHARD MINT]  [Image of the Carteret, New Jersey Engelhard Mint]  [E] [Carteret, New Jersey]	Produced by The Engelhard Mint to commemorate The 1779-1976 American Bicentennial.  Reverse celebrates The Engelhard Mint in Carteret, New Jersey.	N/A	<250 MINTAGE
	1981  Engelhard Mint  ‘Forest Lodge Annual Picnic’	[FOREST LODGE] [Image of Leaping Deer] [ENGELHARD-CARTERET] [SEPTEMBER 7, 1981] [SIXTH ANNUAL PICNIC]	[THE ENGELHARD MINT]  [Image of the Carteret, New Jersey Engelhard Mint]  [E] [Carteret, New Jersey]	Produced by The Engelhard Mint to commemorate the sixth annual Forest Lodge picnic.  Reverse celebrates The Engelhard Mint in Carteret, New Jersey.	N/A	<100 MINTAGE
	1977 Stevcoknit	[stevcoknit]  [Stevco Cotton and Spool Logo]  [1977]  [FABRICS OF STERLING QUALITY]	[stevcowovens]  [Stevco Custom Fabric Engineer Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE]  [.999 FINE SILVER]  [FROM NATURAL AND MAN MADE YARNS]	Produced by Engelhard in 1977 for Stevco [Stevcowovens/Stevcoknit].  The Stevcoknit trademark was filed for registration by Stevcoknit Textile Company in November, 1961, to be used for Knitted Textile Fabrics Made of Cotton, Wool and Synthetic Fibers.  The company was incorporated in April, 1971, and innovated high quality and technologically advanced fabrics.  SEC records indicate Delta Woodside Industries acquired Stevcoknit Fabrics Company, of North Carolina, in 1986 and closed operations in 1998 due to losses incurred from outdated textile equipment.  Originally issued in sealed packaging, as shown below.	N/A	<1,000 MINTAGE
	1978 Stevcoknit	[stevcoknit]  [Stevco Custom Fabric Machinery Logo]  [1978] [FABRICS OF STERLING QUALITY]	[stevcowovens]  [Stevco Custom Fabric Machinery Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER]  [Engelhard ‘E’ Logo]  [THROUGH EXPERT DYEING & FINISHING]	Produced by Engelhard in 1978 for Stevco [Stevcowovens/Stevcoknit].  The Stevcoknit trademark was filed for registration by Stevcoknit Textile Company in November, 1961, to be used for Knitted Textile Fabrics Made of Cotton, Wool and Synthetic Fibers.  The company was incorporated in April, 1971, and innovated high quality and technologically advanced fabrics.  SEC records indicate Delta Woodside Industries acquired Stevcoknit Fabrics Company, of North Carolina, in 1986 and closed operations in 1998 due to losses incurred from outdated textile equipment.	N/A	<1,000 MINTAGE
	1981 Wedding Round	[Kathe & Irving Isko]  [Image of Two Loving Hands]  [August 28, 1981]	[Patterned Background]  [WHITHER THOU GOEST, I WILL GO]  [Images of Wheat]  [ENGELHARD FINE SILVER]	We believe these rounds were produced in commemoration of Kathe & Irving Isko’s wedding and given out as gifts to attendees of the wedding.  Irving D. Isko retired as the Engelhard President and CEO in February, 1984 after 25 years of service to the Engelhard Corporation.  Our thanks to GOOB for the information on this round!	N/A	<1,000 MINTAGE
	1981 Engelhard Sheffield Smelting	[Engelhard Sheffield Smelting Custom Coat of Arms Hallmark]	[Decorative Scroll Border]  [Sheffield Rose]  [ENGELHARD Sheffield Smelting in Italicized Rectangle]  [Sheffield Rose]	Surprisingly decorative and attractive British commemorative round produced by Engelhard Sheffield Smelting division.	N/A	<100 MINTAGE
	1982 Environmental Award	[Engelhard Globe Logo]  [ENGELHARD CORPORATION]  [RECIPIENT OF THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD OF THE DECADE]  [PRESENTED BY THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND THE UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMME]  [FINE SILVER]	[Engelhard Globe Logo]  [Two United Nations Logos]	Produced in .999 fine silver to commemorate Engelhard Corporation’s 1982 ‘Award of the Decade’ for environmental innovation and achievement.  Engelhard is credited with inventing the first production catalytic converter in 1973 to reduce emissions from vehicle exhaust.	N/A	<500 MINTAGE
	1982 Environmental Award	[Engelhard Globe Logo]  [ENGELHARD CORPORATION]  [RECIPIENT OF THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD OF THE DECADE]  [PRESENTED BY THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND THE UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMME]  [STERLING SILVER]	[Engelhard Globe Logo]  [Two United Nations Logos]	Produced in .925 sterling silver to commemorate Engelhard Corporation’s 1982 ‘Award of the Decade’ for environmental innovation and achievement.  Occasionally observed in gold plating, such as the example presented.  Engelhard is credited with inventing the first production catalytic converter in 1973 to reduce emissions from vehicle exhaust.	N/A	<500 MINTAGE
	1982 Shareholder’s Meeting	[First Annual Shareholder’s Meeting] [MAY 6, 1982] [ENGELHARD STERLING SILVER]	[Engelhard Globe Logo] [ENGELHARD CORPORATION]	Produced in .925 sterling silver to commemorate Engelhard Corporation’s First Annual Shareholder’s Meeting on May 6, 1982.	N/A	<100
	1983 Baker Service Club	[BAKER SERVICE CLUB]  [Engelhard Bull Logo]  [Service Award]	[ENGELHARD]  [One Troy Ounce]  [Engelhard ‘EMC’ Logo]  [.999 Fine Silver]  [INDUSTRIES]	Issued in 1983, also produced in 5oz platinum variety.	N/A	<250 MINTAGE
	1983 Cinderford	[THE WORLD’S FIRST REFINERY DEDICATED TO THE TREATMENT OF ELECTRONIC SCRAP]  [ENGELHARD]  [ENGELHARD INDUSTRIES LIMITED]  [Image of Refinery]  [INAUGURATED 8th DECEMBER 1983]  [CINDERFORD]	[FINE SILVER]  [REFINED BY ‘ENGELHARD’]	The Cinderford facility is located in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom.  Originally issued in presentation case, pictured below.	N/A	<250 MINTAGE
	1982 Australia	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard Globe Logo]  [ENGELHARD MINT]  [MELBOURNE]	[Custom Border Design] [10] [ENGELHARD HONG KONG][1972-1982]	20 gram sterling silver round issued by Engelhard Mint to commemorate their Hong Kong affiliation’s 10th anniversary.	N/A	<250 MINTAGE
	1983 Australia	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard Globe Logo]  [AUSTRALIA]	[ENGELHARD AUSTRALIA]  [1958•1983]  [Outline of Australia]  [25]  [STERLING SILVER]	20 gram sterling silver round issued by Engelhard Australia to commemorate their 25th anniversary.	N/A	<250 MINTAGE
	1985 Liberty Trade Silver	[Head of Statue of Liberty]  [1985]	[LIBERTY TRADE SILVER]  [MADE IN U.S.A.]  [.999 FINE SILVER 1 TROY OZ.]  [E]  [©1985 MTB]	Produced by Engelhard for Manfra, Tordella & Brooks, a bullion bank. Some similar coins were made by the Mexican Mint [‘OM’ mark] and some others do not have the logo of a mint on them.  Some examples were issued in a blue Liberty Trade Silver card holder, pictured below.  Additional information regarding the MTB counterstamp may be found at this LINK.	N/A	<10,000 MINTAGE
	1985 Xerox	[SPRINGFIELD SERVICE]  [Outline of ‘1’ with ‘XEROX’ in Foreground]  [Best of the Best]	[ONE OUNCE TROY]  [Fine Silver]  [.999]  [Engelhard ‘E’ Logo in Circle]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Produced by Engelhard for the Xerox Springfield Service District ‘Best of the Best’ recognition program.  The Springfield Service District was ‘Number 1′ in the Midwest region and provided each employee with 10 rounds.  These rounds were also periodically given to employees for a few years after 1985.  The Xerox Corporation’s Public Relations Office and corporate historian were kind enough to research and provide this information.	N/A	<1,000 MINTAGE
	1986 Centennial Liberty Trade Silver 1oz Class	[Head of Statue of Liberty]  [1886 CENTENNIAL 1986]	[LIBERTY TRADE SILVER ™]  [MADE IN U.S.A.]  [.999+ FINE SILVER 1 TROY OUNCE]  [E]  [©1986 MTB]	Silver centennial commemorative round produced in 1oz class to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the Statue of Liberty.  The Statue of Liberty was gifted by France to the United States in 1886.  Produced in 1oz class silver, gold and platinum as well as fractional class silver by Engelhard for Manfra, Tordella & Brooks, a bullion bank. Additional information regarding the MTB counterstamp may be found at this LINK.	N/A	<5,000 MINTAGE
	1986 Centennial Liberty Trade Silver 1/2oz Class	[Head of Statue of Liberty]  [1886 CENTENNIAL 1986]	[LIBERTY TRADE SILVER ™]  [MADE IN U.S.A.]  [.999+ FINE SILVER 1/2 TROY OUNCE]  [E]  [©1986 MTB]	Centennial commemorative round produced in 1/2oz class to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the Statue of Liberty.  The Statue of Liberty was gifted by France to the United States in 1886.  Produced in full 1oz class and fractional class by Engelhard for Manfra, Tordella & Brooks, a bullion bank. Additional information regarding the MTB counterstamp may be found at this LINK.	N/A	<500 MINTAGE
	1986 Centennial Liberty Trade Silver 1/4oz Class	[Head of Statue of Liberty]  [1886 CENTENNIAL 1986]	[LIBERTY TRADE SILVER ™]  [MADE IN U.S.A.]  [.999+ FINE SILVER 1/4 TROY OUNCE]  [E]  [©1986 MTB]	Centennial commemorative round produced in 1/4oz class to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the Statue of Liberty.  The Statue of Liberty was gifted by France to the United States in 1886.  Produced in full 1oz class and fractional class by Engelhard for Manfra, Tordella & Brooks, a bullion bank. Additional information regarding the MTB counterstamp may be found at this LINK.	N/A	<500 MINTAGE
	1986 Centennial Liberty Trade Silver 1/10 oz Class	[Head of Statue of Liberty]  [1886 CENTENNIAL 1986]	[LIBERTY TRADE SILVER ™]  [MADE IN U.S.A.]  [.999+ FINE SILVER 1/10 TROY OUNCE]  [E]  [©1986 MTB]	Centennial commemorative round produced in 1/10oz class to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the Statue of Liberty.  The Statue of Liberty was gifted by France to the United States in 1886.  Produced in full 1oz class and fractional class by Engelhard for Manfra, Tordella & Brooks, a bullion bank. Additional information regarding the MTB counterstamp may be found at this LINK.	N/A	<500 MINTAGE
	1986 Everest	[EVEREST ™]  [U.S.A. 1986]  [Image of Mount Everest]  [COMPATIBLE MULTILAYER MATERIALS]	[ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Engelhard produced this round to promote a new product line introduced by their Minerals and Chemicals Division. Everest was named after a thin electronic film paste, composed of a multi-layer hybrid electronic materials system of alternating layers of gold and silver, depending on the electrical characteristics. These rounds are often subject to milk-spots on the obverse, notably around the perimeter.  These rounds were produced in a proof-like finish, similar to the Prospector rounds listed above.	N/A	<500 MINTAGE
	1986 Montana	[MONTANA]  [Outline of Montana with ‘TREASURE STATE’]  [1986]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	[BIG SKY COUNTRY]  [ONE OUNCE TROY]  [Fine Silver]  [.999]  [Engelhard ‘E’ Logo]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Produced by Engelhard from a design by a coin dealer from Billings, MT. Also produced by Johnson Matthey.	N/A	<3,000 MINTAGE
	1987 Middle Georgia Expansion Project	[MIDDLE GEORGIA EXPANSION PROJECT]  [Image of Industrial Expansion Project]  [DECEMBER 1987]  [ENGELHARD]	[ENGELHARD] [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ONE TROY OUNCE 999+ FINE SILVER]  [Beaded Outer Circle]	Engelhard produced this round in celebration of the Middle Georgia Expansion Project that was completed in December, 1987.  Middle Georgia is known for kaolin mining and BASF still has a mine and processing plant located in this area.  Thank you to HH for your research on this round.	N/A	<100 MINTAGE
	1989 Nippon Engelhard	TRANSLATED BY THE USAFA FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: [ESTABLISHED 25 YEAR ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION 1989]  [NIPPON ‘JAPAN’ ENGELHARD PUBLIC COMPANY]	[25th ANNIVERSARY 1989]  [NIPPON ENGELHARD]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ENGELHARD SUMITOMO METAL MINING]	Nippon Engelhard, Ltd. was founded in April, 1964 as a joint venture between Sumitomo Metal Mining and Engelhard Corporation.  Initially based in Ichikawa, Japan, Nippon Engelhard was involved in the manufacturing of precious metal catalysts and recovery of precious metals.  Mount Fuji is depicted on the obverse as it is a relatively short distance [50km] from their Numazu production facility.  Nippon Engelhard, Ltd. is now ‘N.E. CHEMCAT’ and based out of Minato-ku, Tokyo.  We are grateful to the United States Air Force Academy’s Foreign Language Department for providing translation of the Japanese characters found on the obverse.	N/A	<50 MINTAGE
	1990 Engelhard Chessington Round	[Decorative Border] [ISO9002] [Custom Logos] [1990] [PM]	[•ENGELHARD • CHESSINGTON] [Large E Logo]	Round produced in commemoration of the ISO9002 award presented to Engelhard Limited, Chessington,UK on October 29th, 1990.  Measures 50mm x 4mm and weighs 79.9g.  Certificate of issuance included, pictured below.	N/A	<50 MINTAGE
	1994 Engelhard N. E. Chemcat Round	TRANSLATED BY THE USAFA FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: [ESTABLISHED 30 YEAR ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION 1994]  [N.E. CHEMCAT PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANY]	[30th ANNIVERSARY 1994]  [N.E. CHEMCAT]  [Engelhard ‘Eagle’ Logo]  [ENGELHARD SUMITOMO METAL MINING]	Nippon Engelhard, Ltd. was founded in April, 1964 as a joint venture between Sumitomo Metal Mining and Engelhard Corporation.  Initially based in Ichikawa, Japan, Nippon Engelhard was involved in the manufacturing of precious metal catalysts and recovery of precious metals.  Mount Fuji is depicted on the obverse as it is a relatively short distance [50km] from their Numazu production facility.  Nippon Engelhard, Ltd. is now ‘N.E. CHEMCAT’ and based out of Minato-ku, Tokyo.  We are grateful to the United States Air Force Academy’s Foreign Language Department for providing translation of the Japanese characters found on the obverse.	N/A	<50 MINTAGE
	1995 Engelhard Asia Pacific	TRANSLATED BY THE USAFA FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: [ENGELHARD OF ASIA PACIFIC]  [CHINESE DRAGON]  [ENGELHARD]	[ENGELHARD ASIA PACIFIC]  [1995]  [ENGELHARD]  [PM]	BASF commissioned Pobjoy Mint to produce this unique 1oz round in commemoration of BASF’s integration of Chinese operations and the establishment of BASF Shanghai Co. Ltd. [BSC] in 1995.  This is the last round to bear the Engelhard name.  We are grateful to the United States Air Force Academy’s Foreign Language Department for providing translation of the Chinese characters found on the obverse.	N/A	<50 MINTAGE