One Ounce Silver Bars

Buying silver bars is one of the most cost effective, safest, and easiest ways to own physical silver. Silver bars are the bullion of choice for many investors because they cost less over silver spot price than silver coins. Their uniform shape and size mean silver bars are easy to store, count and transfer. Each silver bar is stamped with its exact silver weight, fineness, and serial number for added security.

We carry many one-ounce silver bars from popular brands, including Engelhard, APMEX, and other trusted manufacturers. The price of each one-ounce silver bar depends on the current silver spot price.

Our selection includes unique designs like the Lunar New Year, John Wick, U.S. Army, and Chinese Zodiac animals. One of our newest releases is the 2023 Star Wars One Ounce Mandalorian Beskar Bar.

For those looking to invest in an ounce of silver in other formats aside from bars, both one ounce silver rounds and coins are popular alternatives. The one ounce Silver Buffalo stands out as one of the most popular. These options offer a wider selection of shapes and designs that allow you to find products to fit your investment and collection needs.

Additionally, while 1 oz silver bars offer a straightforward investment option, 1 oz Silver American Eagle coins provide added value through their status as official legal tender in the United States, ensuring liquidity and recognition worldwide. Additionally, Silver American Eagles boast historical significance and iconic design, making them a favored choice among collectors and investors seeking both bullion and numismatic appeal.

However, if you're set on purchasing precious metals in a bar format, but would like slightly more silver than 1 ounce, the 5 ounce APMEX Silver Bar can be a great choice.

Benefits of Buying Secondary Market Silver

If you purchase secondary market silver bars from us, you can rest assured that we inspect every bar and check them for weight and purity. We ship using protective packaging. Plus, you may get lucky and obtain a unique collectable bar.

• Lower Prices: Secondary market silver is usually less expensive than new silver products.
• Variety: Silver bought on the secondary market can come from various sources, leading to a diverse selection of products.
• Lower Premiums: Silver bullion products usually carry a low premium over the spot price of silver.
• Opportunity for Profit: With a good understanding of the silver market, investors may find underpriced items in the secondary market.
• Historical or Collector Value: Some secondary market items may have numismatic or collector value in addition to silver content.

What is the Difference Between Hand-Poured and Cast Silver?

There are a few differences between hand-poured and cast silver. The first major distinction is that often hand-poured silver items or unique and may display ripples, pour lines, and such. Over time, sometimes hand-poured items may become more valuable than cast silver items. Another difference is that poured items may only have one molded side, cast silver has top and bottom molds. An example is the One Ounce Hand Poured Silver Anubis Relic Bar which features irregular edges.

Storing Your Silver Bars

There are a few safe ways to store your silver bars which may vary depending on the value you are holding.

Small Storage Options

If you are holding a small amount a safety deposit box or a home safe may prove suitable. If you store them at home, ensure they are kept in a protective environment, and do not discuss your collection with people you do not know well.

Large Storage Options

If you are holding a large volume of bars, keeping your precious metals collection within your home may not be feasible. In this case, consider utilizing a managed storage facility. The best storage facility provides ways for tracking your assets, includes insurance, and gives you easy access to your holdings.