Monarch Precious Metals 1-oz Silver 3D Arrowhead

Make This Silver Arrowhead A Target For Your Collection

Tens of thousands of years ago, primitive man created the bow and arrow, an indispensable tool used by Stone Age hunters to bring down large animals. At the tip of these weapons were stone arrowheads made by pressing pieces of bones or antlers against the edge of broken flint. Called "flint knapping," this process of controlled pressure on the edge of the stone caused pieces to fracture and fall off leaving the remaining part of the edge sharp.

The Search For Arrowheads

Today, searching for and finding arrowheads has become a popular hobby among collectors who will spend hours exploring riverbeds and farm fields for these tiny primitive artifacts. These searches must be conducted on private lands, however, as it's against the law in most states to remove arrowheads from public lands. Still, it's a big business with the most expensive arrowhead—a rare prehistoric green obsidian piece—selling for $276,000.

Modern-Day Arrowhead Produced In 99.9% Silver

Here's an arrowhead that collectors and silver stackers will both love: It's a three-dimensional piece produced by Monarch Precious Metals in a full ounce of highly pure 99.9% fine silver. Accurate in every detail right down to its ancient flint-marked appearance, this gleaming arrowhead measures 25.4 mm x 38.1 mm x 6.35 mm. It looks like it would feel right at home at the end of a long wooden shaft slicing through the air on its flight towards its intended target! Oregon-based Monarch Precious Metals is noted both for machining its own molds and for its process of hand-pouring small sheets, bars and rounds of silver bullion. Here you can secure a fine example of the company's work with this One-Ounce Silver 3D Arrowhead. Add one—or several—to your cart today!