This Blog post was referred to me after a discussion regarding the Popular silver Rounds known for their unique appearance and commonly called ROLO’s or Hockey Puck’s due the thickness of each Silver Round.

This is the author’s personal collecting story and he share some important facts:

The Draper Mint was founded in 1960 out of Draper, Utah. The name is probably familiar to most, but even more familiar to most is Swiss of America, which was one of the Draper lines of bullion back in the day. They did the iconic 1 oz Swiss of America “Rolo” chunky rounds, the thin extruded 5 and 10 oz class bars, the 5 oz “hockey puck” rounds, as well as a handful of other various bars and rounds. I’ll be updating this post in the future with more images, but today, wanted to showcase the 5 oz rounds, which I’m a big fan of.

These came in 3 different varieties, “The Minuteman” and or “The Patriot” is the most common, followed by “The Eagle,” and lastly “The Bill of Rights,” far and away the rarest. See pics below for comparison.

If you are searching for this type of collectable silver round, when available, they can be found at Captain’s Coins Cards and Silver.

Vintage Poured Bars and the author of this article can be contacted at site below.

Source: Vintage Poured Pours