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It all started back in the 1994 for Rose Bowl Classic XI. While
Portland chose some pretty unique plaques, crystal and trophy awards, we
came to the same realization as most bowlers. Yes! Trophies
provide proof of your achievement to others. But how many of us
have seen trophies on garage sales or the local Goodwill.
Executive Director Tom G wanted something entirely unique to Portland -
so he had a die created of the Rose Bowl logo. Each year for the
Portland Community Bowling League, and the Rose Bowl Classic, he would
have pure 1 ounce silver medallions minted. Back then, silver was
selling for around $5.00 an ounce. Not only did the silver gleam
in their acrylic-sealed cases, but they had potential value. Now with silver hovering around $36.00 an ounce, and
continued appreciation expected, those medallions have become quite the
prized award. Think of how many silver medallions some of our
bowlers have won over the years. They may have a small fortune
sitting on their awards shelf. Silver has been aggressively moving
upwards, in parallel with the value of gold. Currently, Rose Bowl awards 1 oz. Pure Silver Medallions to the
first place singles, doubles, and to each team member of the top team.
Ties can mean even more medallions delivered. The Rose Bowl
Classic is currently awarding Copper Medallions to the 2nd and 3rd place
finishers in each of the events mentioned.
Bowl well and win one or more. We encase the uncirculated, proof-like medallions in
acrylic cases and encourage bowlers not to open the sealed acrylic.
In preparing them for the awards banquet, even we do not touch the
silver with bare hands. We use care and caution by wearing gloves
to place the silver into their cases. 2025 Update: Silver continues to move up and down
based on the economy, worldwide. Due to the economy, silver base
is hovering over $36 per ounce. As the economy
heats up, we suggest you hold onto your silver until it returns to its
highs. If you ever want to trade in your awards, you can take them
to your local coin dealers for pricing. Note
that these are personalized silver rounds, and not US Dollars. For
questions, just contact us at PdxBowl@comcast.net . |
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