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BullionStar US
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$68.30 | +3.68% | $136.60 | View Deal |
Golden Eagle Coins
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$68.61 | +3.92% | $137.22 | View Deal |
IDC Coin and Bullion
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$72.70 | +9.47% | $145.40 | View Deal |
Rinkor Rare Coins
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$73.13 | +10.13% | $146.27 | View Deal |
SD Bullion
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$73.81 | +11.07% | $147.61 | View Deal |
SD Bullion
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$81.21 | +22.22% | $162.43 | View Deal |
Bullion Express
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$80.56 | +22.30% | $161.12 | View Deal |
Bullion Express
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$81.56 | +23.81% | $163.12 | View Deal |
IDC Coin and Bullion
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$86.54 | +30.86% | $173.08 | View Deal |
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2 oz Silver Round: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 2oz silver round we track is $136.60, with prices across dealers ranging from $136.60 to $173.08. Each round contains 2 oz of fine silver, so its intrinsic value moves with the $65.87 silver spot price, plus a small dealer premium.
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The cheapest dealer we track, BullionStar US, is pricing 2oz rounds at around 3.7% over the $65.87 silver spot price. Generic rounds tend to carry lower premiums than sovereign coins because they are privately minted with no government backing, keeping production and licensing costs lower.
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A silver round is a privately minted disc of silver that resembles a coin but carries no face value and is not legal tender. Silver coins are struck by government mints and backed by a sovereign issuer with a nominal face value. Rounds typically trade at lower premiums than coins because they lack legal-tender status and government guarantees, though both contain the same fine silver content by weight.
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Tax on silver purchases varies by country. In the UK, silver rounds are subject to 20% VAT. In Canada, investment-grade silver bullion is exempt from GST at 0%. In the US there is no federal sales tax, though state-level taxes vary. In Australia, silver bullion is GST-free at 0%. Check your local rules before buying.