Silver Bars

Silver Bars at Silver.com

Silver is among the most popular precious metals to invest in, as it’s among the most affordable options on the market. Silver bullion is available in coins, rounds, or even as shot (silver in its rawest form.) Silver bars though will always be a top choice due to their variety and purity. At Silver.com we have a wide range of popular silver bars to choose from. Learn more about silver bars right here at Silver.com.

Popular Sizes

Silver bars are available in several unique sizes, including gram weights as well. Some popular sizes include the following:

• 1 Gram (.03215 Troy oz)
• 5 Grams (.16075 Troy oz)
• 10 Grams (.32151 Troy oz)
• 1/2 Troy oz
• 1 Troy oz
• 50 Grams (1.60754 Troy oz)
• 2 Troy oz
• 3 Troy oz
• 100 Grams (3.21507 Troy oz)
• 5 Troy oz
• 250 Grams (8.03769 Troy oz)
• 10 Troy oz
• 500 Grams (16.0754 Troy oz)
• 20 Troy oz
• 1 Kilogram (32.1507 Troy oz)
• 100 Troy oz
• 5,000 Grams (160.7537 Troy oz)

Types of Silver Bars

There are three main types of silver bars you’ll find available for purchase on Silver.com.

• Minted Ingots: Minted Ingots start as blanks (a piece of metal in the size and shape of a bar.) These blanks are then put in a machine that uses thousands of pounds of pressure to stamp design elements on it.
• Cast: Cast bars represent the earliest form of bars created by humans. Silver shot or ingots are placed in a mold. The mold is heated and then cooled. The bar is removed and stamped with design elements on one side of the bar.
• Hand-Poured: These bars undergo a similar process as cast bars. Molten silver is poured into a mold and let to cool. The resulting bar makes it look as it if was made by hand.

Popular Silver Bar Producers

• Geiger: The oldest silver trading house in Germany is Geiger Edelmetalle which was established near Leipzig, Germany in 1218. Geiger is well-known for their square bars. These bars are available in several sizes ranging from 1 gram to 5,000 grams. The bar is a square and features the Schloss Guldengossa on the obverse. The reverse features a repeating LEV rhombus.
• Germania Mint: Germania Mint, located in Poland, is known for its array of silver, gold, and copper cast bars. These bars are made with a purity of .9999 fine silver and are available in several unique sizes.
• MK Barz: Established in California, MK Barz creates some of the world’s most popular hand-poured bars. One popular series they produce is their line of tombstone-shaped bars. These bars are shaped like tombstones and feature popular Halloween imagery on the obverse.
• Monarch Metals: Monarch Metals is home to a wide range of popular hand-poured silver bars. Monarch was founded in 2008 in Oregon and has been creating popular hand-poured bars ever since. One popular option from them is the building block bar, which resembles a real-life LEGO piece.
• PAMP Suisse: One of the most innovative names on the market in terms of silver bars is PAMP Suisse. Pamp is known for its collection of silver bars with unique designs such as its Fortuna and Rosa collections. Their Fortuna bars show the Roman goddess of fortune on the obverse while their Rosa bars display an elegant rose on the obverse.
• SilverTowne: Once a small coin shop, SilverTowne is now a top name when it comes to producing silver bars. One popular option is their cast pony bars, which show a pony express rider on the obverse. These bars are available in several sizes, including a 100 Troy oz option.
• Sunshine Minting: Sunshine has several unique silver bars to choose from. Many of their products even include their innovative Mint Mark SI. Using a decoder lens from Sunshine Mint the word “Valid” will appear on typically the reverse of these bars. One popular series is their line of Mercury bars which shows the Roman god on the obverse.

Acquiring Silver Bars at Silver.com

For any questions about these Silver Bars, contact the Silver.com team today. We can be reached via email, through our online chat feature, or by giving us a call at 1-888-989-7223.