1 oz Silver Bar - Geiger Edelmetalle

Bars from Geiger Edelmetalle are a classic way to invest in Silver. These bars provide investors with a secure way to diversify, enhance and strengthen their portfolios with .999 fine Silver. Available in a vast array of sizes ranging from 1 gram to 5,000 grams, Geiger Silver Bars are produced by one of the foremost Silver authorities in the world with centuries of experience.

Every Geiger Silver bullion product is minted from exclusively obtained raw Silver from suppliers who are certified and licensed by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA). The Schloss Güldengossa edition bars are cast and minted by Geiger’s own craftsmen and women. The obverse of the bar features a pressed design of the company’s headquarters, the German castle Schloss Güldengossa, finished in a brilliant luster. The reverse lists the company name and the weight and purity of the bar.

The Security Line Silver bars are also unique: they are produced with a process developed specially for Geiger Edelmetalle. Due to the minting process, the obverse of the bar is matte and features a pressed design of Schloss Güldengossa along with the weight and metal purity. Unlike traditional bars, the edges of the Security Line series bars are ribbed in order to prevent counterfeiting and manipulations of the bar. The reverse of the bar is stamped with the repeating LEV rhombus and painted with a special paint that glows deep blue only under UV light, revealing the LEV rhombus logo and year of mintage, further adding to the security of each bar.

Geiger Edelmetalle, based near Leipzig, is the only private mint in Germany. Known as one of the most modern and technologically advanced mints in the world, Geiger Edelmetalle has more than 1,000 years of experience in mining and processing Silver. The mint was founded in 1218 in Leipzig by merchants who established the oldest Silver trade in Germany. The trade first originated in Saxony in Southeast Germany, when Silver was discovered in the mountainous Erzgebirge region. Since then, the mint has become one of the world’s foremost producers of Silver bars.