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Silver bars are quickly becoming popular among investors. They have earned their name as the most efficient option of attaining silver. A large number of people opt for 100 ounce silver bars. In case you are planning on investing in 100 ounce silver bars, here is a list of things that you need to look out for when purchasing 100 ounce silver bars for your collection. Purchasing from an Established Dealer Make sure to only buy from a reliable dealer. Check licenses and reviews to be on the...

What is a Solid Silver Coin? A solid silver coin, as the name suggests, is a coin that is made of 100% pure silver. The term "solid silver" in terms of precious minerals refers to how pure a bar of silver is. More commonly, Solid Silver coins are also called 999 Silver Coins. This term is famous among purchasers and sellers of silver coins. Types of 999 Silver Coins There are a number of different silver coins for purchase. The only thing you need to keep an eye out for when purchasing...

When you hear the word ?Dollar?, you probably imagine a green piece of paper with a printed image of George Washington. However, it's important to know that the first ever Dollar actually came in the form of a coin ? a Silver Dollar Coin. A silver dollar has a value of $1. However, what sets these coins apart from your usual cents or pennies is that despite their $1 value, these dollars are 99% pure silver. Collectors purchase silver dollar coins to add to their collection. 1804 U.S. Silver...

Australian Television celebrated its 50th anniversary by joining hands with the Royal Australian Mint to issue a special 2006 Fine Silver Coin with a buying value of $1. Those who study about the history of the organization might come across this iconic statement made by Bruce Gyngell: ?September 16, 1956 was when a large crowd gathered and peered inside departmental stores or in the comfort of their homes all across Australia. They waited impatiently to witness the very moment that TCN...

Since both gold and silver are used by investors, it can be quite difficult to pick the right one. After all, they both offer profits and can be easy to invest in. First thing first, gold is rarer, hence more valuable. It?s also more in demand and is worn more commonly than gold, which is one of the main reasons why it?s worth more than silver. While prices for both the metals are highly volatile and the gap keeps on widening or squeezing every now and then, gold is typically 55x more...