Silver
Buy silver bullion at Gainesville Coins. Our inventory includes the U.S. Mint American Silver Eagle, as well as silver coins from private mints and National Mints worldwide. Some examples include the Australian Silver Koala, the Chinese Silver Panda, and the Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin.
Silver coins have a long history as a currency and store of value. Today, silver's primary use is as an industrial metal, but investment in silver bullion continues to grow in popularity and silver coins and bars have become increasingly common assets in investment portfolios. Gainesville Coins wide range of silver rounds and silver bars are offered at industry leading prices over spot silver.
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.
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Silver Bullion Coins and Bars
Even though silver, like other precious metals, is now used as a secure investment, it has been used throughout history as a form of money and store of value. The precious metal was used until 1964 for dimes and half dollars. In fact, in the United States, silver was used as legal tender up until 1970, when the US Mint discontinued its use in the production of the half-dollar. The process was brought to a halt and currency was taken off the silver standard because the intrinsic market value of the contained silver in the coins finally surpassed the face value of the tender.
Today, investors turn to
silver coins and bullion bars to add the precious metal, a secure, tangible asset, to their portfolios. Silver bullion bars give investors the option to add bulk bullion to their portfolio, and hedge against inflation and volatile markets. Englehard
silver bars, as well as Johnson Matthey silver bars are the most recognized by investors world-wide. Investors turn to the name brands Englehard and Matthey because of their long history of manufacturing high-quality silver bars, as well as their strong reputation in the field.
Englehard does not manufacture bars anymore; however, they are still available at certain dealers. While Johnson Matthey’s 100 oz silver bullion bars are currently being produced by the brand, the struck Johnson Matthey bars were made only in limited amounts until the 1980s and must be purchased from other investors or dealers. Investors can also purchase pure (.999) silver bullion bars produced by the US Mint.
In addition to bullion bars, silver coins are an option for investors. Silver bullion government minted coins from all over the world include the
American Silver Eagle, as well as
Australia’s Year of the Tiger, Year of the Pig, Philharmonic, and its
Perth Mint Koalas. Most of these coins come in pure (.999) silver, and in many series, proof versions are also available for collectors.