1 oz silver coins

Celebrate Wildlife Conservation with Big Five Silver Coins from South Africa

Introduced in 2019, the series highlights the “Big Five” animals—a term that originally referred to the five most dangerous animals to hunt on foot. The latest release include 1 oz silver coins featuring the Leopard and the Cape Buffalo.

Investment Grade Silver Coins

Closeup of Stack of Silver Eagle Coins (Bullions) on a $100 US Bill

Investment grade silver coins are high-quality, government-minted coins that contain a specified amount of pure silver. These coins are recognized for their silver content, purity, and legal tender status, making them a reliable store of value. Some popular examples of investment grade silver coins include the American Silver Eagle, Canadian Silver Maple Leaf, and the Austrian Silver Philharmonic.

Several Dealers Increase Order Minimums and Shipping Times

APMEX, JM Bullion, SD Bullion and Money Metals Exchange have announced temporary changes to order and shipping policies upon an increase in order volume in recent weeks amidst the ongoing banking crisis. While premiums on silver eagles have recently risen back above 50% per coin. Lower premiums are available for other sovereign bullion coins such as Britannia, Kangaroo and Philharmonic.

Comparing Government Minted Silver Coins

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Modern Silver Coins Coins are minted by sovereign governments most often for circulating currency and coinage. Coins are also minted for commemorative purposes. which creates opportunities for both collectors and enthusiasts of the topic being commemorated. Governments also mint silver coins for investment purposes. These bullion coins can be the solid foundation that investors and … Read moreComparing Government Minted Silver Coins

1 oz Silver Coins

2018 American 1 oz Silver Eagle

These coins are minted to cater to the demand from investors who invest in physical silver as a hedge against inflation, economic instability, or as part of a diversified investment portfolio. Investors buy 1 oz silver coins because they provide an accessible entry point into physical precious metals due to their relatively low cost compared to gold coins.