NFL Cincinnati Bengals 1 oz Silver Round (w/Box)

Product Details

• National Football League licensed, limited edition round.
• Contains 1 oz .999 fine silver.
• Arrives in a protective capsule inside a black display box.
• Obverse: The National Football League shield appears at the center with the league’s establishment year of 1920. “National Football League” appears above, with the metal weight and purity listed below.
• Reverse: The Cincinnati Bengals logo appears at the center with the team name above. The year of establishment, 1968, appears at the bottom.

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Cincinnati Bengals
The Cincinnati Bengals are a professional football team based in Cincinnati, Ohio, and compete in the National Football League as a member of the AFC North division. Paul Brown founded the franchise in 1968, and the team quickly became competitive, reaching the playoffs by 1970 and advancing to its first Super Bowl in the 1981 season. The Bengals are known for their distinctive orange and black tiger striped helmets and uniforms, which stand among the most recognizable looks in professional football.

The franchise has reached the Super Bowl three times. The team appeared in Super Bowl XVI in 1981 and Super Bowl XXIII in 1988, both games against the San Francisco 49ers. The Bengals returned to the championship stage in Super Bowl LVI following the 2021 season after a playoff run that renewed national attention around the team.

Several notable players have shaped the history of the Bengals. Quarterback Ken Anderson and quarterback Boomer Esiason led successful teams in earlier decades. Hall of Fame offensive lineman Anthony Muñoz remains one of the greatest players in franchise history. In later years, wide receivers Chad Johnson and A.J. Green helped carry the offense during competitive seasons.

Recent success has followed a roster built around young talent. Head coach Zac Taylor leads the team with quarterback Joe Burrow and wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase at the center of the offense. Their performance has returned the Bengals to regular playoff contention in the AFC and established the franchise as one of the league’s rising powers.