Cast Silver Bars Available from Scottsdale Mint
Scottsdale Mint is one of only a few operational mints in the United States, and as such, it is committed to providing American and international precious metal investors with some of the highest quality silver bars on the market. We rigorously test all our precious metal products, and we provide a 100% guarantee on the purity, weight and metal content of our silver bars. Investors can feel totally secure placing their trust in any Scottsdale Mint product, which is what makes our silver bars the best investment.
What is the difference between cast silver bars and silver bars?
Cast silver bars are produced by pouring molten silver into molds, resulting in a simple and traditional appearance. On the other hand, silver bars, also known as minted bars, are produced using a minting process that involves stamping or pressing the metal into specific shapes and designs, often with a higher degree of precision and finish.
What is a cast bar of silver?
A cast bar of silver is a type of silver bullion bar that is made by pouring molten silver into molds, typically resulting in a rough or rustic appearance due to the casting process.
Are silver plated bars worth anything?
Silver plated bars are not made entirely of silver; instead, they have a thin layer of silver plated onto a base metal, such as copper or brass. While they may have some intrinsic value due to the silver content, their worth is significantly lower compared to solid silver bars.
All bars sold by Scottsdale Mint are pure silver or gold bars, and not platings. The only type of plating sold by Scottsdale Mint are pure silver coins plated in Black Rhodium for a high end finish for our collectible series.
Is it smart to buy silver bars?
Buying silver bars can be a smart investment strategy for those looking to diversify their portfolio and hedge against economic uncertainty. Silver has intrinsic value and serves as a store of wealth, making it an attractive asset for investors.
How do you store cast silver bars?
Cast silver bars can be stored in various ways, depending on personal preference and the quantity of bars owned. Common storage options include safe deposit boxes, home safes, secure storage facilities, or specialized storage containers designed for precious metals. To reduce tarnish build up over time, make sure to reduce the amount of oxygen that can get to it by storing it in something that can be sealed.
Is silver hard to sell?
Silver is very easy to sell, as it is a globally recognized and traded precious metal. Investors can sell silver bars to bullion dealers, pawn shops, coin shops, or online platforms specializing in precious metals. The liquidity of silver may vary depending on market conditions and the form of silver being sold.
Scottsdale Mint offers the public a year round buyback market. If you are interested in reselling precious metals, please message us and we’ll put together a quote for you.
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