Cadillac Motor Car Company Emblem Plate 4 oz Silver w/ Box & COA

This distinctive four-ounce silver bar pays tribute to the early design history of the Cadillac Motor Car Company, a name originally inspired by Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac. Struck in 0.999 fine silver, the bar serves as a canvas for the evolution of the luxury automaker's visual identity, rendered in a striking black and white colorized finish. With a highly restricted release of only 500 pieces, this bar captures the spirit of early twentieth-century industrial design. The front of the bar showcases the angled Cadillac wordmark emblem used in 1924. Alongside this classic script, the face displays the weight and purity of the precious metal, marked as four ounces of 0.999 fine silver. On the reverse, the design travels further back in time to the 1908 logo. This detailed emblem includes a crown and a crest alongside the famous slogan, "Standard of the World." The intricate crest is decorated with checkers, the initials CBT, and six ducks. Surrounding this central emblem are the inscriptions "Motor Car Company" and "Detroit, Mich. U.S.A.," anchoring the piece to the historic home of American automotive manufacturing.