The Silver Canadian Polar Bear & Cub coin is a popular silver coin that clearly demonstrates the artistry of Canada’s Royal Canadian Mint as well as the Mint’s commitment to strong metal purity. The face shows the endangered polar bear protecting its cub in a stark frozen wilderness, set against a beautiful radial line pattern.

In the vast Canadian Arctic, Ursus Maritimus is clearly the king. Like its homeland, it is massive. Males can weigh up to 800 kilograms and females about 400 kilograms. Although polar bears inhabit Arctic coasts around the world, Canada hosts the largest population on earth. There are about 15,000 of the animals found here, among a global population of about 25,000 bears.

This coin is a much thicker and rare 1.5 oz fine silver coin compared to the normal 1 oz fine silver bullion coins available from the Royal Canadian Mint. The Canadian Silver Polar Bear & Cub is highly prized by collectors and features the convenience and investment appeal of bullion. It is a good choice for both first-time silver buyers as well as long-term investors.

Many investors buy fine silver rounds for their ease of acquisition, high purity and strong collectability. We feature silver rounds from a number of manufacturers known for their commitment to quality. Every one we sell is hallmark-stamped from their issuer with the exact purity of their silver content stamped on the face of the coin.

For investors looking for exposure to silver, silver rounds are an excellent choice because they do not have the higher premiums associated with legal tender bullion.

If you are starting a silver collection or adding silver to your portfolio, silver rounds are highly recommended.

First introduced in 1986 as the official U.S. silver bullion coin, the American Silver Eagle is a best-selling coin that celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2016. The year also marked the 100th anniversary of Adolph A Weinman’s Walking Liberty design that was originally created for 1916 for use on the nation’s half-dollar coin. The exquisite detailing of this classic icon captures the indomitable spirit of the American people. American Silver Eagles have become one of the most popular silver bullion coins on the market today. In fact, a perfect grade American Silver Eagle collection is one of the most expensive investments a collector can make.

As genuine USA currency that circulated in the hands of the public for almost 175 years, 90% silver coins have always been a trusted and easily-transferred store of value. After 1965, the US government introduced coins made of copper and nickel in an effort to reduce the costs of minting.

Since that time, collectors have been removing the old coins from circulation gradually because of their higher value, making them extremely rare to find in one’s pocket today.

Today, we offer convenient bags of miscellaneous junk silver coins, also known as scrap silver coins, with a face value of $1000 and over 700 troy ounces of silver. Denominations and dates on the coins will vary, but dimes, quarters and half dollars are found in these bags.

If you are starting a silver collection or adding silver to your portfolio, junk silver bags are a great way to go.

The America the Beautiful silver coin series celebrates the most beloved national parks, sweeping natural forests and important historical monuments of the United States. The series was first introduced in 2010 and the rich history of the states that comprise our great nation is brought to life in this incredible silver coin set. The Silver American the Beautiful coin series has gained momentum each production year and the detailing alone make it a highly prized coin for collectors and investors. This popular series will not end until all 50 states, federal districts and U.S. territories have been represented.

Silver bars are an natural choice for purchasing silver in a large quantity. They are made by many companies throughout the world. Silver bars are stamped with unique images and logos and their weight and purity are the most important considerations. Because they weigh less than seven pounds, 100 ounce silver bars are also easy to transport in times of trouble.

The Austrian Silver Philharmonic coin was first introduced in 2008 and has quickly become one of the most popular bullion coins in Europe. Formed in 1842, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is one of the world’s best-known musical organizations and was the inspiration for Austria’s iconic bullion coins. The Austrian Silver Philharmonic coin uses the same design elements of the gold version: a depiction of the Musikverein Golden Hall in Vienna and a display of instruments played by orchestra members.

Silver bars are a popular and common way to invest in silver bullion. Silver bars come in many different weights and sizes and are produced by numerous companies. Ten ounce silver bars are heavily sought after because they serve as an ideal middle ground between smaller investments (1 oz. and 5 oz.) and large investments (kilo and 100 oz. bars). Mints from around the world manufacture and distribute silver bars. The bars are stamped with unique images or logos. The most important considerations for silver bar collectors and investors are the weight and purity of the bar under consideration.

In 1916, the three silver denominations currently minted in the U.S. were given new designs. A public competition was held and the winner was Adolph Alexander Weinman. His monogram “AW” can be found to the right of Lady Liberty’s neck. Production of the first Mercury Dimes, or Winged Liberty Dimes, began in June 1916. The public thought the obverse image of Lady Liberty looked like the Roman god Mercury and that incorrect association remains the most common title for this coin series. The Mercury Head Dime series is one of the most popular in all of American numismatics.