Summit Bullion
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Summit Bullion
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$67.07 | -0.83% | $67.07 | View Deal |
Bullion Standard
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$69.78 | +3.18% | $69.78 | View Deal |
SD Bullion
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$72.42 | +7.09% | $72.42 | View Deal |
The Bullion Bank
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$72.97 | +7.90% | $72.97 | View Deal |
Alabama Gold Refinery
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$73.11 | +8.11% | $73.11 | View Deal |
IDC Coin and Bullion
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$76.09 | +12.51% | $76.09 | View Deal |
SD Bullion
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$76.78 | +13.53% | $76.78 | View Deal |
SD Bullion
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$82.39 | +21.83% | $82.39 | View Deal |
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1 oz Silver Coin: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 1oz silver coin we track right now is $67.07, about 0.8% below the $67.63 silver spot price, available from Summit Bullion. We compare prices from 13 dealers, so the comparison table is the fastest way to find the best deal.
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Standard investment-grade silver bullion coins are .999 fine, meaning 99.9% pure silver, containing one troy ounce (31.1 g) of silver. Sterling silver (.925) is a lower purity used in jewellery and cutlery, not bullion. If you are buying a coin as a silver investment rather than a collector piece, look for .999 or .9999 marked on the coin.
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Keep silver coins in individual airtight capsules or sealed coin tubes to minimise air and moisture contact, which accelerates tarnishing. Store them in a cool, low-humidity environment and avoid handling them directly (hold by the edge). PVC-containing flips and pages can off-gas and damage surfaces over time, so use acid-free, PVC-free holders for long-term storage.
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No. Toning and tarnish are a normal part of silver's surface chemistry and do not reduce the metal's value. Cleaning, even with mild products, risks leaving micro-scratches that lower a coin's resale grade. Dealers and buyers expect natural toning on silver bullion. Leave the coins as they are and focus on proper storage instead.