Identification coin/bar

[CameraObscura]

Hi, I need some help identifying this bar which looks like silver but it has no markings.

https://pasteboard.co/dNfnhAo60Hg6.jpg
https://pasteboard.co/94rkbfyvf32D.jpg

The coin weights 31.1 grams or 1 troy ounce. It has also one discolored spot it looks like a milk spot on silver.

[Manzikert]

I am unable to see this as Malwarebytes blocks the links: can you upload the images to this thread?

Alan

[Guillaume Hermann]

The photos, improved.

[jkk]

It doesn't have the usual fineness marking--unless that's somewhere in the blurry fine print on the top image Guillaume posted--but it looks very much like the typical 1 oz. silver ingot beloved by stackers.

[aws22]

Dear CameraObscura, the photos on the silver bar are the same as that on the 1 Dollar banknote P37a (1966-1972), representations of Aboriginal art based on the work of David Malangi and others.

Maythem

[CameraObscura]

The photos, improved.

@Guillaume Hermann, thanks for improving my photos.

[CameraObscura]

It doesn't have the usual fineness marking--unless that's somewhere in the blurry fine print on the top image Guillaume posted--but it looks very much like the typical 1 oz. silver ingot beloved by stackers.

Does anybody knows the collectors value for this coin?

[CameraObscura]

Dear CameraObscura, the photos on the silver bar are the same as that on the 1 Dollar banknote P37a (1966-1972), representations of Aboriginal art based on the work of David Malangi and others.

Maythem

I have also found those on the internet, but not the silver coin/bar. Thanks.

[jkk]

Does anybody knows the collectors value for this coin?

Well, strictly speaking it's not a coin, but with that said: I doubt it has any collecting premium. I'd assume one would pay the going rate for an ounce of silver at the high end of the spread. Such ingots are very common with many, many different designs. What's odd about this one is the lack of (legible) fineness detail information, which is normally visible.

[andyg]

one for sale on ebay,
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/256064040006

[Guillaume Hermann]

The design on CameraObscura's one seems very rude and I think it is exactly the kind of objects Chinese like to counterfeit, but this is just an idea, nothing sure.

[CameraObscura]

one for sale on ebay,
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/256064040006

It looks the same, with no visible silver markings, same as mine.

[CameraObscura]

The design on CameraObscura's one seems very rude and I think it is exactly the kind of objects Chinese like to counterfeit, but this is just an idea, nothing sure.

@Guillaume Hermann thanks, I will check with a local dealer for authenticity.

[CameraObscura]

Well, strictly speaking it's not a coin, but with that said: I doubt it has any collecting premium. I'd assume one would pay the going rate for an ounce of silver at the high end of the spread. Such ingots are very common with many, many different designs. What's odd about this one is the lack of (legible) fineness detail information, which is normally visible.

That was odd for me also, thanks.