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Cast silver bars are some of the most affordable forms of silver bullion you can buy today. On a per-weight basis, cast silver bars for sale are more affordable than comparable weights in both silver bullion coins and minted ingots. When it comes to some of the most popular weights in cast silver bars, 100 oz silver is at the top of the list. Right now, 100 oz Asahi Florida Silver Bars are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
Each 100 oz Asahi Florida Silver Bar is available to you for purchase online from JM Bullion new from the mint. Asahi Refining is one of the newest minting operations in North America, but it has history that runs back decades from its headquarters in Japan. These classic 100 oz cast silver bars are available to ship to you inside individual boxes, with Monster Boxes available for multiples of five silver bars. These bars were produced by Asahi Refining at its Florida refining facility, as noted in the inscription on the obverse.
A cast silver bar is the simplest form of investment-grade silver a mint can produce. Silver is first melted down and then poured into prefabricated, heat-resistant molds. These molds are made to ensure an exact shape and weight for the finished products. Each mint has its own approach to cooling the bar, but most will either leave the bar in the mold to air cool or drop it into water to speed up the cooling and settling process. Inscriptions and designs on cast silver bars are stamped, by hand or machine, into the surface of the bar in an incuse strike.
On the obverse of 100 oz Asahi Florida Silver Bars, you will find all the inscriptions featured on the specimen. All of the inscriptions are arranged vertically down the face of the bar, starting with the mint logo at the very top of the bar. Beneath this, you will find the name of the mint, the location of the facility that refined this specific piece, and the weight, metal content, and purity are found at the bottom of the bar.
The reverse side of 100 oz Asahi Silver Bars is left blank on purpose. Most mints stamp inscriptions on only one face of cast silver bars. Though there are no specific design elements on the reverse of the bars, you may notice various texture lines or striations. These are natural elements that occur as the silver settles and cools during production.
If you have any questions about these silver bars, please don’t hesitate to ask. JM Bullion customer service is available to assist you with questions at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
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Cast silver bars are some of the most affordable forms of silver bullion you can buy today. On a per-weight basis, cast silver bars for sale are more affordable than comparable weights in both silver bullion coins and minted ingots. When it comes to some of the most popular weights in cast silver bars, 100 oz silver is at the top of the list. Right now, 100 oz Asahi Florida Silver Bars are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
Each 100 oz Asahi Florida Silver Bar is available to you for purchase online from JM Bullion new from the mint. Asahi Refining is one of the newest minting operations in North America, but it has history that runs back decades from its headquarters in Japan. These classic 100 oz cast silver bars are available to ship to you inside individual boxes, with Monster Boxes available for multiples of five silver bars. These bars were produced by Asahi Refining at its Florida refining facility, as noted in the inscription on the obverse.
A cast silver bar is the simplest form of investment-grade silver a mint can produce. Silver is first melted down and then poured into prefabricated, heat-resistant molds. These molds are made to ensure an exact shape and weight for the finished products. Each mint has its own approach to cooling the bar, but most will either leave the bar in the mold to air cool or drop it into water to speed up the cooling and settling process. Inscriptions and designs on cast silver bars are stamped, by hand or machine, into the surface of the bar in an incuse strike.
On the obverse of 100 oz Asahi Florida Silver Bars, you will find all the inscriptions featured on the specimen. All of the inscriptions are arranged vertically down the face of the bar, starting with the mint logo at the very top of the bar. Beneath this, you will find the name of the mint, the location of the facility that refined this specific piece, and the weight, metal content, and purity are found at the bottom of the bar.
The reverse side of 100 oz Asahi Silver Bars is left blank on purpose. Most mints stamp inscriptions on only one face of cast silver bars. Though there are no specific design elements on the reverse of the bars, you may notice various texture lines or striations. These are natural elements that occur as the silver settles and cools during production.
If you have any questions about these silver bars, please don’t hesitate to ask. JM Bullion customer service is available to assist you with questions at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
