The 1 oz Silver Bar – Brand Varies – Secondary Market showcases .999 fine silver from respected mints, each bar uniquely marked by its journey through collectors’ hands. Blending historical character with pure silver content, these compact bars offer a tangible link to silver’s centuries-old legacy, making every piece a distinctive and authentic addition to any collection.
Struck from .999 fine silver, the 2 oz Silver Round – Buffalo Design features the iconic Native American profile and American bison, inspired by James Earle Fraser’s legendary 1913 Buffalo Nickel. Its substantial weight, brilliant uncirculated finish, and enhanced detail honor America’s western heritage, making it a standout tribute to this classic design.
The 2010 5 oz ATB Yosemite Silver Coin – BU, struck by the United States Mint in .999 fine silver, honors the debut year of the America the Beautiful series with a breathtaking tribute to Yosemite National Park. Featuring intricate engravings of the park’s iconic granite cliffs and serene valleys, this brilliant uncirculated coin combines impressive 5 troy ounce heft with exceptional artistry, making it a standout collectible that celebrates America’s natural heritage and the enduring allure of one of its most beloved landscapes.
The 1 oz Silver Round – Design Varies (IRA Eligible) is crafted from .999 fine silver and features ever-changing designs that celebrate both classic and modern artistry. Honoring silver’s legacy from ancient Mesopotamia to today, each round is a unique, beautifully detailed piece produced by respected private mints, making it a captivating and essential addition to any collection.
The 2017 10 oz Silver Canada Grizzly Bear, struck by the Royal Canadian Mint, showcases a powerful grizzly in stunning detail on a large .9999 fine silver coin. With its limited mintage, advanced security features, and legal tender status, this collectible honors Canada’s rich wildlife heritage and the Mint’s tradition of exceptional craftsmanship since 1908.
The 2015 Chinese Silver Panda – 1 oz coin, struck from .999 fine silver by the China Mint, features a beautifully detailed annual panda design and the iconic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. Celebrated since its introduction in 1983, this legal tender coin (10 Yuan) is highly prized for its limited mintage, exceptional craftsmanship, and unique omission of weight and purity inscriptions, making it a standout collectible that honors China’s rich numismatic heritage.
The 1 oz Great Britain Silver Britannia .999, minted by the renowned Royal Mint since 1997, celebrates British heritage with its iconic Britannia design and the effigy of King Charles III. Struck from one troy ounce of .999 fine silver, this legal tender coin features advanced security details and a brilliant uncirculated finish, ensuring both authenticity and visual appeal. Its storied past, rooted in centuries of tradition, makes the Silver Britannia a striking tribute to the strength and resilience of the United Kingdom, and a standout addition to any collection of silver coins or rounds.
The 2013 Kilo Australia Silver Lunar Snake BU – Series II is a 1-kilogram, .999 fine silver coin from the Perth Mint, honoring the Year of the Snake with a detailed design symbolizing wisdom and prosperity. Part of the acclaimed Lunar Series II, which began in 2008 to celebrate the Chinese zodiac’s rich heritage, this limited-mintage coin features a brilliant uncirculated finish, the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, and exceptional craftsmanship, making it a prized collectible that blends cultural tradition with modern minting excellence.
The 2021 Kilo Australia Silver Lunar Ox BU – Series III is a 1-kilogram coin of .9999 fine silver from the acclaimed Perth Mint, celebrating the Year of the Ox with a striking design of an ox and calf amid bamboo. Continuing the Lunar Series tradition that began in 1996, this limited-mintage coin blends Chinese zodiac heritage with exceptional craftsmanship, featuring Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and arriving in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, making it a standout collectible that honors strength, family, and cultural artistry.
The 2007 Kilo Australia Silver Lunar Pig BU – Series I is a 1-kilogram coin of .999 fine silver, struck by the Perth Mint as the final release in the historic Lunar Series I. Showcasing a detailed pig design symbolizing prosperity and good fortune, and featuring Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse, this limited-mintage coin combines exceptional craftsmanship, cultural significance, and the prestige of Australia’s renowned mint, making it a standout piece for collectors and enthusiasts of both numismatic art and the Chinese Zodiac.
The 2020 1 oz Australia Silver Lunar Mouse BU – Series III honors the start of the Lunar Series III with a beautifully detailed design of two mice on wheat, symbolizing prosperity and resourcefulness. Struck by the Perth Mint in .9999 fine silver and limited in mintage, this legal tender coin continues the tradition begun in 1996, blending centuries-old Chinese zodiac heritage with exceptional modern craftsmanship.
The 2009 Kilo Australia Silver Lunar Ox BU – Series II is a 1-kilogram coin of .999 fine silver from the Perth Mint, celebrating the Year of the Ox with a striking, detailed design. As part of the acclaimed Lunar Series II, which began in 2008 to honor the Chinese lunar calendar, this limited-mintage coin features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and a beautifully rendered ox on the reverse, blending rich cultural heritage with exceptional craftsmanship in a brilliant uncirculated finish.
The Russia 100 Roubles 1980 Moscow Olympics Gold Coin, struck in .900 fine gold by the Moscow Mint, commemorates the historic XXII Olympiad—the first Olympic Games hosted by Russia. Featuring the iconic Moscow Olympic emblem and intricate Soviet motifs, this limited edition coin captures the artistry and cultural pride of the era. Weighing 15.55 grams, it stands as a rare and elegant tribute to a pivotal moment in Olympic and Russian history, making it a prized collectible for enthusiasts of sports and numismatics alike.
