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Silver offers a more volatile yet compelling investment alternative to its golden counterpart. As both an industrial staple and a precious metal, silver’s price is influenced by a myriad of factors, resulting in more pronounced market fluctuations. Its relatively lower price point not only makes it a more affordable entry into precious metal investing but also means that even small increases in price can translate to substantial percentage gains.
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The 1 troy oz. The American Silver Eagle coin is produced by the United States Mint. It was first minted in 1986. It is the official silver bullion coin of America. Besides the bullion version of this coin, uncirculated and proof versions of this coin have also been produced. This coin is recognized for the stunning artistic design of a walking Lady Liberty and a heraldic shielded eagle with 13 five-pointed stars. It has become one of the most desired bullion coins especially in the United States. Coin investors and collectors are drawn to the American Silver Eagle for its ability to fund Individual Retirement Account (IRA) investments.
This bullion coin has a face value of 1 U.S. Dollar and contains exactly 99.9% fine silver. It has a diameter of 40.6 mm. and a thickness of 3.2 mm.
This bullion coin has a face value of 1 U.S. Dollar and contains exactly 99.9% fine silver. It has a diameter of 40.6 mm. and a thickness of 3.2 mm.
The 1 troy oz. The Silver Buffalo is better known as a “Round.” This American coin is extremely popular in the United States and is definitely a top seller. Its design honors the native tribes of America and incorporates a buffalo which is a symbol of strength. This coin contains exactly 99.9% fine silver with a diameter of 39 mm. and a thickness of 2.9 mm. Investors are drawn to this coin partially because of its lower premiums.
This allows them to purchase a higher volume of silver for a lower price. Accurate Precious Metals Refineries is a trusted bullion dealer in Salem, Oregon we offer the 1 oz. Silver Buffalos.
This allows them to purchase a higher volume of silver for a lower price. Accurate Precious Metals Refineries is a trusted bullion dealer in Salem, Oregon we offer the 1 oz. Silver Buffalos.
The 1 troy oz. The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin is produced by the Royal Canadian Mint. It was first minted in 1988. It is considered to be one of prettiest coins in the world. Both coin collectors and coin investors are drawn to this coin for its intricate designs portraying a maple leaf and Queen Elizabeth II.
This silver bullion coin has a face value of 5 Canadian dollars and contains exactly 99.9% fine silver. It has a diameter of 38 mm. and a thickness of 3.29 mm.
This silver bullion coin has a face value of 5 Canadian dollars and contains exactly 99.9% fine silver. It has a diameter of 38 mm. and a thickness of 3.29 mm.
10 oz silver bars are a popular investment choice for precious metal enthusiasts and investors alike. These bars are made of .999 fine silver, ensuring their high purity and value. They are produced by renowned mints and refineries worldwide, such as the Royal Canadian Mint, Sunshine Mint, and PAMP Suisse, among others.
The weight of 10 oz silver bars is measured in troy ounces, which is the standard unit of measurement for precious metals. One troy ounce equals approximately 31.1 grams, making a 10 oz silver bar weigh around 311 grams. These bars come in two main varieties: poured (cast) and minted (pressed). Poured bars have a unique, textured surface with rounded edges, while minted bars feature a clean, precise design with sharp edges and intricate details.
The weight of 10 oz silver bars is measured in troy ounces, which is the standard unit of measurement for precious metals. One troy ounce equals approximately 31.1 grams, making a 10 oz silver bar weigh around 311 grams. These bars come in two main varieties: poured (cast) and minted (pressed). Poured bars have a unique, textured surface with rounded edges, while minted bars feature a clean, precise design with sharp edges and intricate details.
100 oz silver bars are a popular choice for investors looking to purchase silver bullion in bulk quantities. These substantial bars, weighing nearly 7 pounds each, offer an economical way to acquire a significant amount of physical silver. The larger size results in a lower premium over the spot price compared to smaller denominations like 1 oz silver coins or rounds.
Produced by many respected mints and refineries, 100 oz silver bars are stamped with essential details like weight, purity and the mint’s logo. While designs vary, these bars are generally simple and rectangular in shape, designed for easy storage and trade rather than collectibility.
Produced by many respected mints and refineries, 100 oz silver bars are stamped with essential details like weight, purity and the mint’s logo. While designs vary, these bars are generally simple and rectangular in shape, designed for easy storage and trade rather than collectibility.
Pre-1965 90% silver coins, commonly referred to as “junk silver”, are U.S. coins minted before 1965 that contain 90% silver content. These coins were once in everyday circulation but are now valued for their silver content. A $1 face value of 90% silver coins contains approximately 0.715 troy ounces of silver.
The most common coins in these lots are Roosevelt dimes (1946-1964), Washington quarters (1932-1964), and Kennedy half-dollars (1964). The coins are typically in circulated condition and contain a mix of dates. Junk silver is a popular way to acquire pure silver at a low cost and diversify one’s portfolio.
The most common coins in these lots are Roosevelt dimes (1946-1964), Washington quarters (1932-1964), and Kennedy half-dollars (1964). The coins are typically in circulated condition and contain a mix of dates. Junk silver is a popular way to acquire pure silver at a low cost and diversify one’s portfolio.
