One ounce
Rounds and sovereign coins
Compare generic rounds with government-minted Eagles, Maples, Britannias and other world coins.
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How to Start Buying Physical Silver
Compare one-ounce rounds, sovereign coins, 5 oz bars and 10 oz bars while planning for weight and storage.
Silver provides a lower entry point per unit than gold, but the same dollar value occupies much more space and weight. The right form depends on premium, recognition, quantity and storage.
Small bar
5 oz silver bars
A compact bar size that sits between one-ounce products and the popular 10 oz format.
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Popular bar
10 oz silver bars
A common balance of premium efficiency, storage and individual-piece resale.
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World mints
World bullion coins
Compare major sovereign gold and silver coin programs from the United States, Canada, Britain and more.
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Storage
Silver weight and storage
Plan tubes, cases, humidity control, documentation and the physical bulk of silver.
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Resale
Selling physical silver
Understand dealer bids, product recognition, condition and shipping before you need to sell.
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Use several catalogs before deciding.
Inventory and premiums change. Compare delivered cost, not only the first number displayed.
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Silver Gold Bull
A broad catalog with bars, sovereign coins, fractional products and multiple payment options.
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Bullion.com
A product-first catalog with gram gold, fractional gold, rounds and common silver bar sizes.
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Kitco
Useful for market-aware shoppers and larger orders. Kitco currently posts a $5,000 minimum for physical bullion orders.
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Money Metals Exchange
A broad retail catalog plus storage, recurring accumulation and sell-to-us services.
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