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Summit Metals
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$74.16 | +13.09% | $18.54 | View Deal |
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Copper State Coin
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$77.68 | +19.10% | $19.42 | View Deal |
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BullionStar US
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$79.96 | +22.40% | $19.99 | View Deal |
Canadian PMX
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$80.25 | +22.63% |
$20.06
CA$28
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View Deal |
| $81.40 | +24.60% | $20.35 | View Deal | |
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Pacific Precious Metals
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$84.72 | +30.77% | $21.18 | View Deal |
IDC Coin and Bullion
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$86.24 | +32.03% | $21.56 | View Deal |
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1/4 oz Silver Round: frequently asked questions
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A 1/4 oz silver round contains 1/4 oz of .999 fine silver. The cheapest listing on this page is $18.54, which tracks closely with the $65.58 silver spot price plus a small dealer premium. The intrinsic metal value moves with the silver price throughout the trading day.
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The best available premium on this page is 13.1% over $65.58 silver spot, from Summit Metals. Small fractional rounds typically carry higher per-ounce premiums than 1oz rounds because fabrication costs are spread over less metal, so comparing dealers matters more on fractional sizes.
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A 1/4 oz silver round weighs 1/4 oz (7.7759 grams) of .999 fine silver. Fractional rounds are smaller and thinner than a standard 1 oz round, with the exact diameter varying by mint. The silver weight is always a full quarter troy ounce regardless of the specific producer.
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Each round contains exactly 0.25 troy ounces of silver, which is 1/4 oz at 999 purity. The .999 fineness means 99.9% of the coin's weight is pure silver, with only trace amounts of other metals. This matches the standard generic round specification and gives the coin its intrinsic bullion value.