Silver

not to be confused with the extruded variety, these poured 1/2 Kilos are extremely hard to come by 

1951 1041toz New York Assay. The patina on this 72LB chunk of government issued silver is truly a work of art. With a one of a kind double ringed hallmark, this ingot is in a league of its own.

Incredible to have a hunk of true government issued 999 silver that predates Nixon dropping the Gold Standard by over 20 years! We have seen a wide array of smaller gov issued ingots but this is a first of this odd size we have ever come across. When seeing 5oz Silver Assay bars going for 30-40x multiples (3000+ per Oz) it really shows the value of this unique ingot. 

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Authentic 1061.1 Troy Oz Silver Shipwreck Treasure Ingot from the SS Gairsoppa. In 1941 during WW2 one of the German “Wolfpack” U Boat submarines spotted the SS Gairsoppa after it had left the fleet to refuel. Mercilessly, the U-Boat shot 3 torpedos at the SS Gairsoppa, missing with the first 2 and finally striking with the final 3rd torpedo. The SS Gairsoppa sank within 20 minutes killing 85/86 crew members. Only 1 survived to tell the gruesome story. This unique example is one of only 462 recovered ingots featuring his Majesty’s Bombay Mintmark. These 462 ingots sat 3 miles down on the ocean floor for over 70 years, until the Odyssey deep exploration submarine was developed and recovered the deepest treasure known to date. When talking about historical significance, intrinsic value and overall eye appeal... this ingot truly has it all

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discounted prices for Wire or Check. 

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Unique 100.22 Troy Oz Drew Refinery ingot with stunning tone 

Sharp JMC 1oz with exceptional tone. Sandon B.C. was an old Canadian boomtown that all inhabitants left by 1962 (making this ingot produced prior to that date). These silver in these ingots is believed to be from a mine in Sandon. Also this is the only poured 1oz produced by JM. 

One of the most stunning 3oz Engelhards we’ve ever seen. Listing is of exact item in photos 

W.H. Foster is a name highly sought after in collectible bullion. This unique ingot is the only example of a foster noted in the 100oz class and has been extremely well preserved 

Vintage swiss bank 1oz ingots have become highly collectible. Here’s an unique consecutive set of 4 mint ingots with rainbow toning on the edges signifying how long they have been in the seal.