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| Product | /oz | Premium | Price (ex. tax) | |
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| £55.47 |
+11.70%
+34% inc.VAT
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£89.17
£107 inc.VAT
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Baird & Co.
£89.36 for 51+
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£57.10 |
+15.43%
+39% inc.VAT
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£91.76
£110 inc.VAT
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ATS Bullion
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£65.49 |
+33.27%
+60% inc.VAT
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£105.28
£126 inc.VAT
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Gold Bullion Dealers
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£74.42 |
+49.86%
+80% inc.VAT
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£119.64
£144 inc.VAT
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Silver Bullion Dealers
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£74.46 |
+50.52%
+81% inc.VAT
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£119.69
£144 inc.VAT
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50g Silver Bar: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 50g silver bar across the 5 dealers we track is £89.17 at Fitzroy Bullion. Prices change with the silver spot price throughout the day, so checking the comparison table gives you the live best price across all listed dealers.
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A 50g bar contains 50g of fine silver. At the current £49.66 spot price per troy ounce, the raw metal value works out to spot multiplied by 50 divided by 31.1, roughly 1.608 troy ounces of silver. The retail price of the bar will be above this melt value due to manufacturing and dealer margins.
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A 50g fine silver bar is a compact, hand-held piece of metal. Exact dimensions vary by manufacturer and whether the bar is cast or minted, with minted bars tending to be thinner and more uniform and cast bars thicker and less regular in shape. Check the individual dealer's product listing for the specific dimensions of the bar you are buying.
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Purchase tax varies by country: silver bars attract 20% VAT in the UK and 19% in Germany, whereas investment-grade silver is GST-free in Australia and Canada. On profits when you sell, UK sellers pay CGT at 18% or 24% above the annual allowance; US sellers pay up to 28% on long-term gains; in Canada 50% of any gain is taxable income.