USA - "Spirit of St. Louis" Silver Ingot - Charles Lindbergh's Aircraft - .999 Fine Silver, 31.103 g, 1 Troy Oz.

USA - "Spirit of St. Louis" Silver Ingot - Charles Lindbergh's Aircraft - .999 Fine Silver, 31.103 g, 1 Troy Oz. An American collectible silver ingot commemorating the "Spirit of St. Louis", the famous aircraft flown by American aviator Charles Lindbergh in 1927 on the first solo nonstop flight from New York to Paris. The aircraft, a specially constructed Ryan NYP, became one of the best-known icons in aviation history. Obverse: A side view of the "Spirit of St. Louis" aircraft appears at center. The fuselage bears the inscription: "SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS" The tail is inscribed: "NX211" "RYAN" "NYP" Above: "Spirit of St. Louis" Below, the silver fineness and weight are stated: ".999 FINE SILVER" "ONE OUNCE" Reverse: Plain, without design or inscriptions. Visible storage marks, spotting and natural toning are present, including noticeable multicolored toning near the upper edge. Specifications: .999 fine silver. Weight 31.103 g - 1 troy oz. of silver. Rectangular ingot with rounded corners.