All Silver Rounds

All Silver Bullion Rounds at JM Bullion

Silver rounds are a popular means of investing, and building a collector’s portfolio, for many numismatists. There are many reasons for the popularity of silver rounds. Chief among the reasons for the popular of silver rounds are factors such as greater diversity in designs and finish, as well as sizes.

Compared to Silver Bullion Coins

There are two major differences between silver coins and silver rounds. First, many of the sovereign coins released by these mints are restricted in production on one level or another. For example, Perth Mint coins such as the Australian Silver Kookaburra and Australian Silver Koala have limited mintages (usually maxed at 1 million) that restrict the amount available on an annual basis. In the case of the American Silver Eagle, the United States Mint strikes the coins to meet demand. However, the Mint has been forced to institute an allocation program restricting the volume at times to meet the immense demand for silver coins.

More importantly, the coins struck by these mints have higher premiums over the spot price of silver. The demand for these coins and the limited mintage of each leads to higher prices, making it difficult for collectors to regularly purchase the designs they covet and tougher for new investors to break into the market.

A Special Product: JM Bullion Silver Round

We would be remiss if we didn’t highlight one of the finest silver rounds in our collection, the specially minted 1 oz. JM Bullion Silver Round. Products like the 1 oz JM Bullion Silver Round combine the benefit of unique designs found in silver rounds, and the unlimited mintages that keep availability high and prices low.

On the obverse of the 1 oz JM Bullion Silver Round, you’ll find the JM Bullion logo, which includes larger “JM” letters with the word “Bullion” under the letter ” M.” Above it you’ll find the engraving of “999 Fine Silver,” while below you’ll see “One Troy Ounce.”

The reverse side of the 1 oz JM Bullion Silver Round you’ll find the image of a majestic American bald Eagle. The official emblem of the United States of America, the bald eagle was chosen as the nation’s symbol in 1792. The JM Bullion logo is also on this side of the round.

At JM Bullion, we are one of the largest authorized dealers in the United States of America. Located in Dallas, Texas, we are an authorized dealer of coins such as the American Silver Eagle, Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, and gold and silver bars. This is the first-ever JM Bullion-branded product for the market.

Sunshine Mint of Couer d’Alene, Idaho is the production partner of JM Bullion. One of the most prominent private mints in the United States, Sunshine Mint has a rich history of striking silver rounds and bars.

Fractional Silver Rounds from JM Bullion

Fractional-weight silver rounds are a relatively new development in the precious metals industry. As more investors and collectors flood the market, private mints have been diversifying their offerings to keep up with demand from investors and collectors of all wealth levels. Fractional-weight silver rounds are not only extremely affordable, but often replicate popular US historic coin designs, making them a great addition whether you’re collecting or investing.

1 oz Silver Rounds

1 oz silver rounds are among the most common and accessible forms of silver bullion. They are often chosen by investors who want to accumulate silver in smaller increments. The value of 1 oz silver rounds is directly tied to the current spot price of silver, making them an affordable and liquid option for those looking to invest in precious metals.

Despite their relatively small size, 1 oz silver rounds come in a wide variety of designs. These designs can include iconic images, historical figures, patriotic themes, and more. This diversity allows collectors and investors to choose rounds that align with their personal interests or preferences.

1 oz silver rounds play an important role in the precious metals market because they are a convenient way for individuals to acquire and store physical silver. They are easily tradable and can be used for barter or as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty. Additionally, their small size makes them portable and easy to store.

2 oz Silver Rounds

2 oz silver rounds offer a larger quantity of silver in a single piece compared to 1 oz rounds. This can make them a more cost-effective way to invest in silver for some individuals. The value of 2 oz rounds is still closely tied to the spot price of silver.

While not as common as 1 oz rounds, 2 oz silver rounds also come in various designs. However, the selection may be more limited compared to 1 oz rounds. Collectors often appreciate the larger canvas that 2 oz rounds provide for intricate and detailed designs.

2 oz silver rounds are important for investors and collectors who want a larger silver bullion option without committing to the larger sizes typically associated with silver bars or coins. They strike a balance between affordability and quantity of silver.

5 oz Silver Rounds

5 oz silver rounds offer a substantial amount of silver in a single piece, making them a cost-effective way to invest in larger quantities of silver. Their value, like the others, is based on the spot price of silver.

5 oz silver rounds may have a more limited range of designs compared to smaller denominations, but they are still available in various themes and motifs. These larger rounds often feature impressive artwork and intricate detailing.

5 oz silver rounds are important for those who wish to accumulate significant quantities of silver while keeping their investment relatively manageable in terms of size and storage. They are also prized by collectors for their larger size and potential for numismatic value.

Purchasing Silver Rounds from JM Bullion

If you have any further questions about these products, please contact JM Bullion. Our associates are available at 800-276-6508, online using our live web chat, or via email. Remember that you can visit our Payment Methods page for more details on accepted forms of payment.