Scottsdale Silver Bullion Bars

The Scottsdale Mint of Arizona is one of the fastest growing private American mints. Like many other private and sovereign mints, Scottsdale is expanding its portfolio of gold and silver products to meet the intense demand from both investors and collectors for new products. Everything from silver rounds to gold bullion bars are rolling out of the refinery at Scottsdale Mint these days.

One of the most popular products from the Scottsdale Mint are silvers bars. All Scottsdale Mint Silver Bars are produced using sustainable resourcing of silver, and the mint is increasingly turning to intricate and unique designs to give their products a one-of-a-kind look and feel in the marketplace. Below you’ll find some of the popular Scottsdale Mint silver bars available.

Scottsdale Mint Silver Bars

The Scottsdale Mint produces a variety of popular silver bars. The vast majority of its catalog consists of bullion bars with the Scottsdale Mint logo as the primary design feature of the product. Currently, the mint offers silver bars that include a minted ingot in a 1 oz weight, a 100 Gram Cast Silver Bar, and a series of hand-poured silver bars also bearing the Scottsdale Mint logo. One of its largest series is the stacker silver bar, which is an increasingly popular design concept because it offers investors brilliant design features with stackable forms for easy storage.

If you’re looking for the most unique product from the Scottsdale Mint’s silver bar catalog, then you need look no further than the Tombstone Silver Nugget Bars. These silver bars feature the same .999 pure silver used in all Scottsdale Mint bars, but have an altogether different appearance and finish aimed at attracting both investors and collectors. There’s no more fitting product from an Arizona mint than the Tombstone Silver Nugget bar.

Tombstone Silver Nugget Bars

The Tomstone Silver Nugget Bars from the Scottsdale Mint represent the latest product added to the mint’s silver bar catalog. The series includes three total weights. You’ll find a 1 Kilo (32.15 Troy oz) bar, a 10 Troy oz bar, and a 5 Troy oz bar. Each of the bars in the series features the same finish and design concept, ships in the same style of packaging, and boasts .999 pure silver.

The only real differences in the bars are the size and shape of each, which is determined by the total weight of the bars. Silver Nugget bars also ship in different quantities because of their size, but feature the same shipment packaging regardless.

Reverse Design Similarities

Each of the Tombstone Silver Nugget Bars from Scottsdale Mint has the same design on the reverse face of the bar. Each one bears the seal of the Scottsdale Mint, a lion’s head with a crown atop it, and the words “Made By Scottsdale Mint,” pressed by hand into the surface of the bar. Additional engravings include the bar’s purity, metal content, and weight on this face.

Obverse Design Similarities

On the obverse face of all three bars you’ll find the same engravings. While engravings on the reverse are arranged horizontally from left to right, the engravings on this side of the bar are arranged vertically from the top of the bar to the bottom. On the top is the hand-stamped engraving of “Tombstone, Arizona Territory.” Below that, the simple words “Silver Nugget.”

One-of-a-Kind Packaging

All Tombstone Silver Nugget bars from the Scottsdale Mint ship in truly unique packaging. With the purchase of an individual bar, regardless of weight, you’ll receive your Tombstone Silver Nugget bar in a canvas pouch reminiscent of those that would be used by banks and individuals to transport silver and gold nuggets in the 19^th century.

For bulk purchases of these beautiful silver bars, the Scottsdale Mint uses traditional wooden crates to ship the bars. The 1 Kilo Tombstone Silver Nugget Bar ships in crates containing 15 bars, while the 10 oz Tombstone Silver Nugget Bar arrives in a crate in multiples of 50 and the 5 oz Tombstone Silver Nugget is available in crates 100 bars.

Origin of the Silver Nugget Design

The inspiration for the silver nugget bar design from Scottsdale Mint comes from a part of Arizona just a few hours away from the mint’s facility in Scottsdale. Tombstone is a town located in southeastern Arizona in Cochise County. It was originally founded in 1879 by Ed Schieffelin. Although much of Tombstone’s popular history in the United States is that of an outlaw town, characterized by the gun fight at the OK Corral, its history is much more complex.

Tombstone became an outlaw town because of the city’s massive silver mining operations in the late 19^th century. Schieffelin came to the American West with an army scouting group tracking Apache Indians. During time in camp, Schieffelin kept busy walking around the local hills in search of unique rocks. Members of the scouting group told Schieffelin the only rock he’d ever find in the hills would be his Tombstone.

Schieffelin eventually shocked them all with the discovery of a silver nugget, which led not only to a boomtown, but also Schieffelin’s decision to name the area Tombstone. The area, and later Tombstone as a town, enjoyed prosperity between 1877 and 1890 as the silver mining industry setup camp and exploited massive silver mines in the region. During its booming period, an estimated maximum of $2.04 billion (modern value) of silver bullion was extracted.

About the Scottsdale Mint

The Scottsdale Mint is a private minting facility located in the Phoenix, Arizona suburb of Scottsdale. The minting operation is proud to offer its range of silver and gold products using sustainable, environmentally friendly production processes. A significant portion of the mint’s silver products come from recycled silver the mint acquires from the photography and manufacturing industries.

Purchasing Scottsdale Mint Silver Bars from JM Bullion

When you’re ready to purchase your Scottsdale Mint Silver Bars on JM Bullion, you’ll find a variety of payment methods available to you for your convenience. We accept Visa and MasterCard credit/debit cards, with an average processing time of one business day. Paper checks are also accepted by JM Bullion, with a higher maximum than credit/debit purchases, but a longer processing time that averages four to six business days.

We also accept Pay Pal and bank wire transfers, which offer instantaneous processing and much higher maximums than credit/debit card purchase. All JM Bullion products are released to fulfillment only after payments are processed. Each product or order is packaged in discreet boxes and shipped via the US Postal Service or UPS.

JM Bullion is proud to offer free standard shipping and insurance on all orders over $199. If you’d like expedited shipping, it is available at an additional cost. Should anything happen to your packages during shipping, JM Bullion will either provide you with replacement products (when available), work with the carrier to recover your products, or secure a refund of your purchase price.

If you have further questions about the Scottsdale Mint, its silver bars, or other JM Bullion products, please feel free to contact our customer service department at 800-276-6508, chat with us live online, or email us directly.