Silver Bullion

Silver bullion refers to silver valued primarily for its metal content rather than numismatic rarity, sold in coin, round, and bar form. Lone Star Coins stocks all three formats: government-issued sovereign coins like the American Silver Eagle and Canadian Silver Maple Leaf, private-mint rounds and bars from refiners such as Monarch Precious Metals and Scottsdale, and 90% silver "junk silver" coinage struck by the US Mint before 1965.

Modern bullion coins and rounds are typically struck in .999 fine silver, while a few sovereign issues, including the Maple Leaf, use .9999 fine silver. Pre-1965 US dimes, quarters, and half dollars are 90% silver alloyed with copper and are traded by face value (e.g., "$10 face") rather than by coin count, since actual silver weight varies slightly by wear. Bars and rounds range from fractional sizes like 1/2 oz up through 1 oz, 5 oz, 10 oz, 100 oz, and kilo formats, offering lower premiums per ounce as size increases. Classic 90% silver Morgan and Peace dollars sit at the intersection of bullion and numismatics, carrying both silver weight and collector demand tied to date and mintmark.

This collection also includes sealed Monster Boxes, the US Mint's standard 500-coin case configuration for American Silver Eagles, along with world coins such as the Australian Silver Kangaroo, Mexican Libertad, and other sovereign mint issues. Inventory spans random-year and specific-date coins, "our choice" generic bars, and named refiners, priced against live spot silver and held in stock at our San Antonio showroom for nationwide shipping or in-person pickup. For related categories, see our American Silver Eagle, world silver coin, Morgan and Peace dollar, and silver bar sub-collections.