Silver Bars and Coins
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10 oz. Silver Bar
10 ounce silver bars are minted in the United States and all over the world. 10 ounce silver bars offer an ideal investment advantage due to the low premium over spot silver. 10 ounce silver bars are typically favored by investors that are looking to buy large amounts of silver. They are recognized worldwide and therefore are very liquid. Each bar weighs in at 10 troy ounces of .9999 pure silver.
Silver investors gravitate toward the portability and easy to handle size of the .9999-fine 10 ounce silver bars. Each has an industrial finish embossed with a hallmark, purity, and an engraved serial number.
100 oz. Silver Bar
100 ounce silver bars are minted in the United States and all over the world. 100 ounce silver bars offer an ideal investment advantage due to the low premium over spot silver. 100 ounce silver bars are typically favored by investors that are looking to buy large amounts of silver. They are recognized worldwide and therefore are very liquid. Each bar weighs in at 100 troy ounces of .9999 pure silver.
Silver investors gravitate toward the portability and easy to handle size of the .9999-fine 100 ounce silver bars. Each has an industrial finish embossed with a hallmark, purity, and an engraved serial number.
1 kl. Silver Australian Koala
Silver Australian Koala coins have the Ian Rank Broadley portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Ian Rank-Broadley is one of the foremost sculptors working today. His effigy of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II appears on all UK and Commonwealth coinage since 1998. She is encircled by her name, the name of the country, and the denomination. The Koala, found in coastal regions of eastern and southern Australia, is depicted on the reverse side of the silver coin and has been changed almost annually as these silver coins have been popular with not only silver investors but coin collectors.
History
The first Australian bullion coin was produced by the Perth Mint in 1988. Today, the silver one kilo coins are traded as a commodity and have been known to consistently be higher than silver rates due to it’s rarity. The 1 kl. Silver Australian Koala have .999% purity and are produced as a globally recognized investment in the precious metal market.
Value & Demand
Silver bullion coins have seen a tremendous increase in price as it has a major industrial demand. Silver is not only a necessity for some items to be manufactured like cell phones and batteries, but is also recognized by both countries and individuals as a means to physically diversify their financial holdings. Since it is a precious metal the mint has created the coins in one kilo equivalent that are commonly purchased by individuals who buy gold coins or silver bullion coins. Most silver coin collectors do not wish to sell or trade their coins once they take possession which also increases the value of the 1 kl. Silver Australian Koala.
Silver Britannia Coin
For around 2000 years the Britannia has stood for Britain, demonstrating the spirit of the British Isles. Since Roman times Britannia has stood for the symbol of Britain, representing Britain in the female form. She first appeared on coins dating back to the Roman Emperor Hadrian. In 1672 Charles II revived her presence on Coins In 1987 we honoured Britannia with a new premium coin, sister to the Sovereign.
The Silver Britannia has been released since 1997. 2013 saw Britannia enter a new era; Proof Coins will now champion the best British Artists with a new design each year. Not only will these Coins the best of British they are now struck in the finest .999 of fine silver. The silver bullion coins will still feature the iconic Britannia standing design.
The Britannia silver bullion coin of .999 fine silver is a must have for anyone. The Silver Bullion Britannia is manufactured by one of the world’s oldest organizations. The Royal Mint has been established for over 1,000 years. Making coins for Britain and over 100 other countries you can be assured of unrivaled heritage, authenticity and accuracy.
Silver American Eagle
Silver bullion coins such as the Silver American Eagle which the U.S. government first introduced in 1986 has fast become one of the most popular ways to invest in silver bullion. Silver American Eagles are guaranteed for their weight, and purity by the US Mint. Silver American Eagles are one-ounce coins made from 99.9% pure silver. Silver bullion is the most common form of investing in silver as it trades relative to the spot price of silver. Silver prices are expected to increase in near future and could surpass it’s all time high of $49.45 of 1980 making it popular among today’s investors who buy gold bullion and diversify with silver.
NOTE: Silver Bullion Coins ordered in groups of 20 comes with FREE storage container.
Appearance
The image of Walking Liberty located on the front of the Silver American Eagle, first debuted in 1916 on the half-dollar coin designed by Adolph Weinman. Renowned for their beauty, Walking Liberty Half-Dollars are widely considered one of the United States most attractive silver coins. The reverse, designed by John Mercanti, depicts a heraldic eagle with shield carrying an olive branch and arrows in its talons. An inverse pyramid of thirteen stars representing the thirteen original colonies floats above its head. The words UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1 oz. FINE SILVER ~ ONE DOLLAR encircle the silver rounds.
Silver Canadian Maple Leaf
Silver Canadian Maple Leaf coins are an important part of an investment portfolio. The Silver Canadian Maple Leaf coins are renowned throughout the investment world as the best silver bullion coins to buy because of the 99.99% silver purity. The Ottawa branch of the Mint has been in operation since 1908.
NOTE: Silver Bullion Coins ordered in groups of 20 comes with FREE storage container.
Appearance
The Silver Canadian Maple Leaf carries the same obverse and reverse designs as the Gold Canadian Maple Leaf. The obverse features a bust of Queen Elizabeth II, whose design changed in 1990 to feature a mature portrait of the Queen. In both versions, her name (ELIZABETH II) appears at top and the denomination of the coin and the date of issue rest underneath the bust. The reverse depicts a Maple Leaf, the national symbol of Canada and for which the coin derives its name. The reverse also lists the name of the country and the amount and purity of the silver. Based on the popularity of the Gold Canadian Maple Leaf, the Royal Canadian Mint began producing pure silver in coin form. It came under Canadian ownership in 1931 and became a corporation of the Crown in 1969. The government of Canada guarantees the purity, weight, and legal tender value of each Canadian Maple Leaf bullion coin.
Silver Austrian Philharmonic
The Silver Austrian Philharmonic coin was first minted in 2008 by the 800-year old Austrian Mint. Silver Austrian Philharmonic coins are pure .999 fine silver bullion coins. Each coin contains 1 troy oz of pure silver and measures 1.457 in diameter. The Austrian Mint guarantees the Philharmonics weight and purity and backs its monetary face value.
NOTE: Silver Bullion Coins ordered in groups of 20 comes with FREE storage container. Nearly identical in design to the widely popular Vienna Philharmonic gold bullion coin series, each Silver Vienna Philharmonic coin features imagery of the cultural pride of Austria, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
Appearance
The obverse side of the coin is stamped with the name of the orchestra and the word in German, and features a montage of instruments, including a string bass, cellos, violins, a bassoon, harp and Viennese horn, representing Austria’s rich musical and cultural heritage. The reverse side of the coin features the image of the Great Organ found in Vienna’s Golden Hall the concert hall where the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra performs. The country of issue, the silver weight in ounces, and the 1.5 Euro legal tender value are also stamped on the reverse side of the coin.
1 kl. Silver Australian Kookaburra
Silver Australian Kookaburra coins have the Ian Rank Broadley portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Ian Rank-Broadley is one of the foremost sculptors working today. His effigy of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II appears on all UK and Commonwealth coinage since 1998. She is encircled by her name, the name of the country, and the denomination. A laughing kookaburra, the largest member of the kingfisher species is synonymous with the Australian bush and is depicted on the reverse side of the silver coin and has been changed almost annually as these silver coins have been popular with not only silver investors but coin collectors.
History
The first Australian bullion coin was produced by the Perth Mint in 1988. Today, the silver one kilo coins are traded as a commodity and have been known to consistently be higher than silver rates due to it’s rarity. The 1 kl. Silver Australian Kookaburra have .999% purity and are produced as a globally recognized investment in the precious metal market.
Value & Demand
Silver bullion coins have seen a tremendous increase in price as it has a major industrial demand. Silver is not only a necessity for some items to be manufactured like cell phones and batteries, but is also recognized by both countries and individuals as a means to physically diversify their financial holdings. Since it is a precious metal the mint has created the coins in one kilo equivalent that are commonly purchased by individuals who buy gold coins or silver bullion coins. Most silver coin collectors do not wish to sell or trade their coins once they take possession which also increases the value of the 1 kl. Silver Australian Kookaburra.
Silver Peace Dollar VF
Silver Peace Dollar coins were minted to commemorate the signing of the peace treaty between the U.S. and Germany at the end of World War I. Interestingly this silver coin was created without a new Congressional Act instead it was minted under the provisions of the Pittman Act. The medalist Anthony De Francisci designed the Silver Peace Dollar using his wife Teresa as a model for the personified head of Liberty.
Appearance
Above her head appears the word LIBERTY and beneath sits the date of issue. The motto IN GOD WE TRUST appears around her neck separated between the words WE and TRUST. The reverse of the coin features a perched eagle on a mountain crag looking off into rays of sunlight. Across the eagle is the dollar denomination. The Mint Mark appears underneath the word ONE. At the top of the coin along the rim lay the words UNITED STATES OF AMERICA above the Latin phrase PLURIBUS UNUM.
All Silver Peace Dollar coins were struck in high relief in 1921, their first year of production. The design was slightly modified in 1922 and normal relief coins were struck later that year. Silver Peace Dollar coins were struck continuously until the effects of the Great Depression were felt in 1929. The U.S. Mint began producing the Peace Dollar again in 1934, but coins dated 1935 would be the last to see circulation.
90% Silver Coins – $1000 Face Value Bag
90% Silver Coins consist of dimes, quarters and half dollars, minted before 1964 that were used as common every day currency. After this year the US mint reduced the amount of silver and eventually stopped using the precious metal altogether as silver rose in value. The amount of silver in these American silver coins have a higher value than the face value of the coin.
$1.40 of any combination of these 90% Silver Coins has approximately one ounce of silver. This 90% Silver Coins – $1000 Face Value Bag has an estimated 715 ounces of pure silver. Since 90% Silver Coins has a much higher value than the face value of the coin itself, they have become popular with people who invest in precious metals because they have both a value as currency and the content.
Value & Demand
Due to fluctuating markets, more and more people look to invest in precious metals and specifically buy gold or buy silver bullion, often overlooking the other available means that are globally recognized such as Platinum Coins, Palladium Coins and 90% Silver Coins.
90% Silver Coins are usually priced below the average price of silver and purchased in large bulk quantities $500 or $1000 face value bags .The benefit of investing in 90% Silver Coins is that they can serve as protection against inflation and in times of financial crisis be used to trade or barter since they contain 90% Silver Coins.
Silver Morgan Dollar VF
The Silver Morgan Dollar is one of the most collected silver coins in our history. Created to absorb the massive quantity of silver minted from the Comstock Lode the Morgan Dollar was designed by George T. Morgan in 1878.
Appearance
The head of Lady Liberty takes up most of the obverse of this silver coin. She is encircled by the date of issue, thirteen stars, and the words, E PLURIBUS UNUM. This phrase, which translates to Out of many, one, was first chosen for official United States use in 1776.
The reverse features a bald eagle with wings spread perched upon a branch and arrows. The eagle is partially surrounded by a wreath. Above his head sits the motto In God We Trust. Around the rim are the words UNITED STATES OF AMERICA separated by a star on either side from ONE DOLLAR. Morgan, who studied under the direction of instructors from the Royal Mint in London, placed an Mon both sides of the coin to lay his claim to the design.
Value & Demand
The largest and heaviest silver coin since the Civil War, the Silver Morgan Dollar contains a hefty 0.77344 ounces of pure silver. It was minted continuously from 1878 to 1904 when the government exhausted its supply of silver bullion. Congress would pass the Pittman Act in 1918, recalling over 270 million silver dollars for melting and the Morgan Dollar would be minted one last year in 1921 before being replaced by the Peace Silver Dollar.
