The Chevrolet Corvette brand of General Motors Co. in Detroit is partnering with Oklahoma precious metals retailer APMEX to offer collectors a series of diecast models, rounds (non-legal tender coins), and bullion.
The collaboration’s first set honors the classic 1959 Corvette with red and white diecast models, two silvers coins with Corvette imagery — one featuring the Corvette logo and the other showing the 1959 Corvette engine — a gold coin with the Corvette logo, and a proof silver flag-shaped emblem. Prices start at $179.99.
When purchased separately, the coins come in silver and gold and with different designs. They start at $27 and range up to $2,020. Each comes in GM and Corvette branded tamper-evident packaging to ensure that every coin remains in pristine condition.
The iconic Corvette flag emblem piece sells for $79.99.
“Throughout Corvette’s 70-year history, this vehicle has become a symbol of American innovation, style, and culture,” says Harlan Charles, Corvette product manager at Chevrolet. “We are proud to collaborate with APMEX and celebrate our history with these Precious Metal Corvette coins.”
APMEX, which has been in business for more than 20 years, is one of the largest precious metals retailers in the United States, selling physical gold, silver, platinum, and palladium bars, rounds, and coins.
“As a car enthusiast myself, I am thrilled to announce this partnership,” says M.C. Garofalo, director of e-commerce experience at APMEX. “We know how special Corvette is to so many people. This collection is meant to be a keepsake for all those special memories associated with this dream car.”
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