SilverTowne

SilverTowne: frequently asked questions

Are there fake SilverTowne silver bars, and how can you spot them?

Counterfeit silver bars exist across the industry regardless of brand. To check a SilverTowne bar, verify the weight with a calibrated scale, confirm the .999 fine silver stamp is clearly struck, and inspect edges and surfaces for inconsistencies. An acid test or XRF device gives a definitive result. Buying from a reputable dealer reduces the risk significantly.

What is SilverTowne and where are its bars made?

SilverTowne is a United States private mint that produces .999 fine silver bars and rounds in a range of sizes and designs, primarily for the investment bullion market. BullionFerret currently tracks 70 SilverTowne products listed by dealers, covering the sizes and designs available for price comparison.

How long has SilverTowne been producing silver bars, and what are its credentials?

SilverTowne has operated as a silver dealer and mint for several decades. Its bars carry a .999 fine silver stamp, are widely accepted by bullion dealers for resale, and meet the purity standards expected for investment-grade silver.

Who owns SilverTowne?

SilverTowne is a privately held business that operates both as a retailer and a manufacturer of .999 fine silver bars and rounds in the United States.