Buy Silver from Gainesville Coins
Buy silver coins at Gainesville Coins. While silver's recent history has been mostly an industrial metal,
buying silver coins and bars as part of a well diversified investment portfolio is becoming increasingly common.
Like gold coins and bars, silver coins and silver bars have a long history as a store of value. Gainesville
Coins carries a wide range of silver rounds and silver bars at industry leading prices over spot silver. Our
inventory includes the official U.S. silver bullion coin, the American Silver Eagle, as well as silver coins
from private mints and National Mints worldwide, including the Australian Silver Koala, the Chinese Silver Panda,
and the Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin. Buy silver online at Gainesvillecoins.com, or call a representative at
(813) 482-9300 to discuss how to buy silver bullion, silver coins, and silver rounds for your investment portfolio.
Order online via bank transfer or credit card. Our gold prices and silver prices continuously update to reflect market prices.
Buying Silver Guide
Learn more about specific silver products, silver coin history, and mint information from our
Learning Center and silver buying guide.
Silver Coins
The first distinction usually made for silver coins is whether or not it is graded. Graded silver coins carry numismatic value,
generally for their condition and/or rarity, and therefore typically sell at a significant premium to spot. The two most well
known grading companies are PCGS and NGS. For instance, Gainesville Coins carry's both graded and ungraded U.S. Mint
American Silver Eagle Coins.
Most silver coins manufactured today are .999 pure and 1 troy oz. Over recent years there has been an increase in the number
of mints producing larger sized coins such as the Chinese Mint's 2011 5oz.
Chinese Silver Panda and the Royal Australian Mint's
2011 1 Kilo Australian Silver Kookaburra. Typically the premium
paid over spot for a silver coin declines as the weight increases. Silver bullion includes non-graded silver coins.
Many national mints produce silver coins for both the numismatic market and the investing market. A number of these coins are eligible
for inclusion in a metal's IRA including the American Silver Eagle,
the Canadian Silver Maple Leaf, the
Australian Silver Kookaburra,
and the Austrian Silver Philharmonic.
Silver Bullion Bars
Silver bars are generally privately minted and are typically of .999 purity. The most common weights for silver bars is 1 troy oz., 10 troy oz.,
and 100 troy oz., bars. Like silver coins, the price over spot paid for a silver bar decreases as the weight purchased increases.
Silver bullion bars that are .999 pure and accredited by
COMEX/NYMEX are eligible for inclusion in a metal's IRA.