1985 1 Oz American Pacific Mint World Trade Round BU

Even though there is no mint mark, the reverse is one that was used by the American Pacific Mint on several of their rounds. This design was produced for three years from 1983 to 1985.

Obverse: The obverse bears the central image of an eagle flying with outstretched wings. The upper phrase reads "WORLD TRADE" while the date is located beneath the eagle. Five stars decorate the outer edge under each of the eagle's outstretched wings.

Reverse: The central feature of the reverse is the common motif of trade unit scales. The upper inscription reads "ONE WORLD TRADE UNIT". Beneath the scales is the weight, content, and purity inscription of "ONE TROY OUNCE / SILVER / 999+ FINE". Interlocking sheaves of wheat decorate the area beneath the scales.