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Buy Silver Bars Online Fast, Easy and Securely With Gainesville Coins

Gainesville Coins is your trusted source for purchasing precious metals at the lowest prices. Orders can be placed online 24/7 or by calling us Monday - Friday at (813) 482-9300 from 9am until 6pm EST.

We accept many different forms of payment including Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, personal & business checks, money orders, cashier's checks, and bank wires.

All of our shipments are sent discreetly with fully insured shipping until the time of delivery.

Gainesville Coins customers enjoy no minimum orders, no cold calls and no commission sales people.

There is no need to worry about the price of gold and silver moving as your prices are locked in at the time of your order.

With over $10 billion dollars in trusted transactions since 2006, Gainesville Coins is one of the most trusted gold and silver bullion dealers worldwide.



Silver bars come in all sorts of styles and sizes, and are some of the most affordable precious metal products on the market. This is why they are often chosen as a tangible investment to help diversify an portfolio that already includes stocks and other assets.

Like modern silver bullion coins and silver rounds, silver bars and are no longer intended to be used as money (currency) in cash transactions as gold coins once were.

Instead, the value of silver bars is for investing in an industrial commodity and safe-haven asset.

This bears similarities to holding physical gold or platinum bullion.



Private Mint Silver Bars


Private Mint silver bars typically carry lower premium relative to silver's spot price (or melt value, sometimes shown as the ticker symbol XAG), as compared to government issued silver bullion.

They are produced by privately owned refineries (or a private mint) whose business is mainly silver bar manufacture.

Aside from affordability, they are often a more widely available investment option than the more exclusive silver bullion bar inventory of most dealers.

For those looking to buy silver bars for the silver rather than the notoriety of a mint or brand name, buying these private mint bars is a more economic option.

With a wide selection to choose from and various sizes available at Gainesville Coins, your choice can be as easy as one simple click on our online shopping site.

You can always check silver spot price charts and charts for the other precious metal prices updated in real-time on our site. We even accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as payment for our products!



Sizes of Silver Bars


Typically, silver investors are first interested in the weight of a bar. The Good Delivery Bars used by bullion banks can even weigh 1,000 ounces.

Here at Gainesville Coins, we have an extensive collection of generic silver bars available for purchase. Our generic silver bars range in size from 1 gram to 100 oz, including 1 kilo silver bars (32.15 troy oz).

The smaller silver bars, like the 1 ounce Silver Bar, are suited for both novice buyers and seasoned investors as they are particularly easy to buy and sell.

The range of sizes typically available also includes 10-ounce bars. With their reasonable pricing and 10 ounces of 99.9% pure silver content, these bars have become a favorite among consumers.

The 10 oz bars also tend to carry a lower premium than the smaller sized bars. They make storage very easily and are suitable for those who choose to secure their silver in a safe deposit box.

Generic silver bullion bars are generally rectangular in shape, and may be either cast bars (pressed) or traditional poured bars.

Our 100 ounce bars are prominent among those looking to buy silver in bulk. It's one of the most convenient ways for an investor to acquire a large quantity of silver possessing .999 fine quality.

Instead of purchasing 100 separate 1-ounce bars you can buy one brick of physical silver, carried at a lower premium than the 1 oz bars.

Despite their large size, the 100 oz silver bars are easy to store and can be easily traded due to its high silver purity.



Name Brand Silver Bars


Silver collectors might also treat themselves to our inventory of name brand bars.

Our collection spans from private refiners, like PAMP Suisse, Credit Suisse, Sunshine Mint, and Johnson Matthey, to silver bars from government mints such as the Royal Canadian Mint and Perth Mint silver.

Gainesville Coins prides itself on offering a wide array of these bars and covering all of a customer’s precious metal needs.

Each one of the aforementioned manufacturers has cultivated a reputation for offering a high quality silver bullion product, particularly those from Switzerland (PAMP and Credit Suisse). These Swiss companies are best known for their minted gold bars.

Name-brand quality bullion also comes with a trusted pedigree on the secondary market. Some silver collectors were introduced to the hobby by tracking down examples of discontinued vintage bars from Engelhard and Johnson Matthey.

10 oz silver bars from the Canadian Mint (RCM) are popular precious metal bars in the North American market, as well. In general, silver bars are more popular outside of the United States than rounds.



Art Bars


The U.S ceased minting silver coins in 1964, due to the rising cost of raw silver. This led to accelerated hoarding and melting of the silver coinage in circulation, and left citizens with no ready way to collect silver as an inflation hedge.

Private companies entered the market by making collectible bullion bars and silver art bars.

Other factors to consider with art bars and name-brand bars is their higher production cost, which is why these products typically have higher premiums (i.e. spread over the spot market) than plain bullion bars and rounds.

Silver art bars are manufactured one of two ways: either pressed (minted) or hand-poured. Some hand-poured silver bars come in impressive and interesting shapes, especially when compared to silver coins and generic silver rounds.

Led by the Foster Company in 1969, many private mints began marketing collectible silver art bars, art rounds, and medals depicting every conceivable subject to the public. Many of these precious metal collectibles went into the melting pot when silver prices spiked in 1979, leaving a limited number for present day collectors.

Silver art bars are a thriving market today as people look to them not only for accumulating bullion, but for the aesthetic value of their designs as well.

Gainesville Coins has more than four decades of experience as a precious metals dealer and is proud to be an authorized distributor for several major mints.

Our selection includes an exceptional variety shapes from skulls to crosses, and everything in between. Our art bars are sure to provide an added dimension to collection!