A silver round’s value is determined by its weight, silver spot price, and purity (typically .999 fine silver). The formula is: weight (grams) × spot price × 0.999 = melt value. For example, a standard 1oz round weighs 28.3495 grams, so at $2.40/gram it’s worth roughly $68. Silver rounds come in various sizes. 1/10 oz, … Read more
The Texas Bullion Depository, launched in 2018 in Leander, Texas, is the first state-administered precious metals storage facility in the United States. Operated by Lone Star Tangible Assets under oversight of the Texas Comptroller, it offers secure storage for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium, both within IRA accounts (except for rhodium) and as standalone … Read more
Silver rounds are privately minted, coin-shaped silver bullion pieces made from .999 fine silver, designed for investment and collection rather than circulation. They carry no legal tender value, which means lower premiums over spot price. This makes silver rounds a cost-effective way to maximize silver ownership. The most popular silver rounds include Buffalo, Sunshine Mint, … Read more
American Gold Eagle bullion coins are official U.S. Mint coins produced since 1986, available in four sizes: 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz. Made of 22-karat gold, they carry a U.S. government guarantee for weight and purity. Bullion coins are built for investors, priced close to gold spot value unlike proof and … Read more
American Gold Eagle pendants are jewelry pieces that combine investment-grade gold with wearable art. They feature official 22-karat U.S. Mint Gold Eagle coins alloyed with silver and copper for durability set within a protective 14k gold bezel. Available in sizes ranging from 1/10 oz to 1 oz, they showcase either the classic or updated Eagle … Read more
American Gold Eagles are official 22-karat gold bullion coins produced by the U.S. Mint since 1986 and available in four sizes and three versions: bullion, proof, and burnished. They are considered a strong investment for several reasons. They qualify for gold IRA accounts despite being below the standard 99.5% purity threshold, certain rare editions carry … Read more
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American Silver Eagles are the U.S. government’s official silver bullion coins, available in three versions: bullion, proof, and burnished. First minted in 1986, each coin contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver. Their key advantages include high global liquidity, protection against economic uncertainty, portfolio diversification, IRS eligibility for self-directed IRAs, and potential numismatic value … Read more
Silver alloys are mixtures of pure silver combined with other metals to improve properties like strength, durability, and tarnish resistance. Several key alloys exist, each defined by their silver content: Britannia silver (95.8%), Argentium silver (93.5–96%), sterling silver (92.5%), coin silver (90%), 875 silver (87.5%), Scandinavian/830 silver (83%), continental/800 silver (80%), Decoplata/720 silver (72%), and … Read more
IRA-eligible silver is IRS-approved silver bullion that meets specific purity standards for inclusion in a silver IRA account. Silver coins and bars must be at least 99.9% pure and come from national government mints or accredited organizations like COMEX, LBMA, or sovereign mints. Non-proof coins must be in uncirculated condition without damage, while bars must … Read more