Elevate your precious metal collection with the captivating 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Round Babe Ruth Hall of Famer 1936 Engrave-able. This stunning silver round pays tribute to the legendary baseball icon, Babe Ruth, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1936. Crafted from the finest .999 fine silver, this round not only showcases the timeless elegance of the metal but also celebrates the enduring legacy of one of the greatest athletes of all time.

Measuring a full 1 troy ounce, this silver round offers a substantial and impressive presence. The obverse features a beautifully detailed portrait of Babe Ruth, capturing the iconic player in his prime. Surrounding the portrait is the inscription "BABE RUTH HALL OF FAMER 1936," a testament to his unparalleled achievements and lasting impact on the sport of baseball.

The reverse of the round boasts a smooth, blank canvas, allowing you to personalize it with your own unique engraving. Whether you choose to immortalize a special moment, a personal message, or a name, this round becomes a truly one-of-a-kind piece that reflects your individual style and preferences.

In addition to its stunning design and collectible value, this 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Round Babe Ruth Hall of Famer 1936 Engrave-able is also IRA (Individual Retirement Account) eligible. This means that it can be included in your self-directed IRA, providing you with a convenient and secure way to diversify your retirement portfolio with physical precious metals.

Invest in a piece of history and elevate your silver collection with the 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Round Babe Ruth Hall of Famer 1936 Engrave-able. Its timeless beauty, historical significance, and IRA eligibility make it an exceptional addition to any bullion enthusiast's portfolio.

• 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver
• Commemorates Babe Ruth's induction into the Hall of Fame in 1936
• Obverse features a detailed portrait of Babe Ruth
• Reverse is blank for personalized engraving
• IRA (Individual Retirement Account) eligible
• Ideal for collectors, investors, and baseball enthusiasts