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MLB Chicago White Sox 1 oz Silver Round (w/Box)

SKU: APMEX-313610

$97.89$29.3770% OFF

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Product Details

Product Details

Celebrate the Chicago White Sox with this licensed 1 oz Silver struck round presented in a Navy display box. Each round is proudly made in the U.S.A.
Product Highlights:
  • Officially licensed by Major League Baseball.
  • Struck in .999 fine silver
  • Limited edition 1 oz silver
  • Comes in a protective capsule and Navy display box
  • Obverse: Showcases the iconic Chicago White Sox logo in the center with the team name inscribed around the outside. Also listed is the team's year of establishment 1900.
  • Reverse: In the center is the famous Major League Baseball logo with baseball stitchings. The metal content, weight, and purity is also listed at the bottom.


Capture your piece of sports history by adding this licensed limited edition Chicago White Sox 1 oz Silver struck round in box today!

Chicago White Sox
The Chicago White Sox are a Major League Baseball (MLB) team based in Chicago, Illinois, and are one of the American League’s original eight charter franchises, established in 1900. The team has a rich history that includes three World Series championships, won in 1906, 1917, and 2005. The 2005 title ended an 88-year championship drought and was marked by a dominant postseason run, where the White Sox lost only one game. The team is known for its passionate South Side fan base and longstanding rivalry with the crosstown Chicago Cubs. The White Sox play at Guaranteed Rate Field, located just south of downtown Chicago, which has been their home since 1991. Throughout their history, the franchise has been home to legendary players like Shoeless Joe Jackson, Luis Aparicio, Frank Thomas, and Paul Konerko. The team’s legacy also includes the infamous 1919 Black Sox Scandal, in which eight players were accused of intentionally losing the World Series, a pivotal moment in baseball history. Today, the White Sox continue to blend tradition with modern talent as they build toward sustained success in the American League

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