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| Product | /oz | Premium | Price (ex. tax) | |
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| $73.81 | +12.55% | $2,372.99 | View Deal | |
VIP Vaults and Bullion Exchange
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$74.03 | +12.84% |
$2,382.58
A$3,397
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View Deal |
| $74.92 | +14.86% | $2,408.56 | View Deal | |
Gold Reef City Mint
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$75.89 |
+16.03%
+33% inc.VAT
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$2,441.02
R46,245 inc.VAT
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View Deal |
Gold Reef City Mint
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$76.20 |
+16.31%
+34% inc.VAT
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$2,446.89
R46,357 inc.VAT
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View Deal |
SD Bullion
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$77.45 | +18.10% | $2,489.95 | View Deal |
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1 Kilo Silver Coin: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 1 kilo silver coin tracked here is $2,372.99, listed by APMEX at around 12.6% over the $65.79 silver spot price. Because silver carries lower premiums per gram at larger weights than smaller coins, the 1 kilo size is a cost-efficient way to buy in bulk.
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It depends on where you buy. In the UK, silver bullion coins attract 20% VAT, unlike investment gold which is VAT-free. In Australia, standard 0% GST applies to silver bullion. US buyers face state-level sales tax rules, which vary; several states exempt silver bullion from sales tax.
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A 1 kilo silver coin is a 1 Kilo, 999 fine silver coin produced without a government face value or sovereign design. Unlike named sovereign coins such as Britannias or Maple Leafs, these are generic pieces made for their metal content. The main difference from a silver bar is the struck, coin-shaped format; otherwise the silver content is the same, and premiums are comparable.
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Silver tarnishes when exposed to air, moisture, and sulphur compounds, so airtight storage matters. A coin capsule or airtight plastic sleeve sized for the 1 kilo format keeps tarnish at bay. Store in a cool, dry place away from rubber, wool, or wood (which off-gas sulphur). Silica gel sachets in a sealed container help in humid climates. Avoid touching the surfaces directly.