Buy 1 Kilo Silver Bars
Much like a silver coin, silver bars are made to the .999 fineness (or more). They are a great way to accumulate silver bullion and diversify your investment portfolio at once, while protecting your wealth against inflation.
Key takeaways
- Silver is a real asset that can be owned as a hedge against inflation;
- Due to silver’s constant high demand from a variety of industries, prices are expected to remain high and could constitute a great investment in the long-term;
- Silver bullion bars can be easily stored, bought, transported and sold;
- Even large silver bars have a low cost of entry when compared to gold, which means they can be a great way into the precious metals market for new investors.
Owning physical metal (i.e. gold coin or gold bullion bars) has always been considered a clever investment during a bear market.
Experts have said that just like investing in gold bullion, you can invest in physical silver bullion (e.g. silver coins, silver rounds and silver bars), to retain control of your holdings while still making a sound investment, and facing little risks.
A heavy silver bar is also a savvy way to fund your precious metals IRA, as long as the product is approved as such (check product's page for specific information). 1 kilo silver bars are produced by some of the most prominent private mints in the United States, such as the Scottsdale Mint, and around the world like the highly regarded PAMP Suisse.
Just like a gold bar, a silver bar is typically made in two different formats: poured or minted ingots. A poured silver bar is done by pouring molten silver into molds that will give its shape. That can be done manually or by using controlled machinery. Minted ingots are refined bars that are cut from a silver cast and undergo a highly precise computerized stamping process that will, most usually, give it a distinguished design and the brand logo.
Why buy 1 kilo silver bars?
Although silver may not be as rare as gold or platinum bullion, it remains one of the most sought-after precious metals in the global market. Known for its resistance to corrosion and ease of shaping into everything from fine jewelry to high-performance electronic components, silver has unique chemical properties that set it apart from other metals, including gold.
Demand for silver continues to grow due to economic uncertainty. Many investors see owning silver bullion, whether in the form of 10 oz silver bars vs 1 kilo silver bars, as a hedge against fiat currency devaluation and stock market volatility; silver’s liquidity ensures it can be converted into cash quickly if needed, while still serving as a reliable store of value.
Industrial demand also plays a major role in silver’s price support. From renewable energy applications such as solar panel production to use in electronics, jewelry, and even medical technology, silver’s versatility ensures a consistent market; this demand also drives interest in premium products like the Argor-Heraeus Silver Bar, the Kilo Scottsdale Mint Stacker Silver Bar, and the 1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Silver Bar.
Beyond its industrial and investment appeal, silver is a tangible asset with a monetary history spanning thousands of years. In times of personal or widespread financial distress, it can be easily liquidated, whether in the form of Canadian silver, Australian silver, or other recognized bullion products; many stackers also diversify by adding Canadian gold coins to complement their silver holdings.
For value-conscious buyers, silver bars offer significant savings when purchased in larger sizes. Bulk pricing means that kilo silver cast bars often carry a lower premium per ounce compared to smaller bars, making them ideal for those investing at that scale; while a bullion coin carries some numismatic appeal, a kilo bar, like a 1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Silver Bar, is valued primarily for its silver content.
Finally, the 1 kilo silver bar is simple to store at home, requiring minimal space and virtually no extra storage costs if you already own a secure safe; whether you choose a Kilo Scottsdale Mint Stacker Silver Bar for its stackable design or another trusted brand, this size strikes an ideal balance between affordability, efficiency, and long-term value.
Finally, the 1 kilo bar can be easily stored if you are wanting to keep them at home and require very few extra storage costs, especially if you already have a safe.
Popular designs/ products
As mentioned before, 1 kilo bars are produced around the globe by a range of popular private mints and their prices might also vary according to the refinery’s reputation and known high quality products.
For instance, PAMP Suisse is one of the most respected mints in the world. Therefore, their 1 kilo silver bar might sell for a little more than less known mints, but could also earn you a higher price when you decide to liquidate.
Let’s take a look at a few popular products/designs from this category among our customers:
- 1 KILO PAMP SUISSE SILVER BAR - As mentioned before, PAMP Suisse has its name as a top industry refiner. Their brand logo alone on this item is enough to put it at the top of the charts. These bars contain .999 pure silver.
- 1 Kilo Argor-Heraeus Silver Bar - This Swiss refinery is well known across the globe for their high quality precious metal bars. The bar contains Argor's logo on the obverse as well as the specfications for the bar. These are minted bars with .999 fineness.
- SD BULLION PROCLAIM LIBERTY 1 KILO SILVER BAR - This exclusive SD Bullion silver bar was designed and struck in partnership with Silvertowne Mint, a premier privately owned mint in the United States. This bar contains 1 kilogram of .9999 fine silver content. It is designed with a detailed rendition of the Liberty Bell on the obverse, inscribed with the words “PROCLAIM LIBERTY”, along with the weight and purity stamp of the bar underneath.
Frequently Asked Questions
1 kilo silver bar value - How is the price formed?
As covered above, silver bar prices are mostly determined due to their precious metal content, with some slight variations from mint to mint, according to their renown. Also, the larger the bar, the less premium percentage will be added to the product’s final value. Thus, in order to maximize your investments in terms of dollar per silver content, favor larger bars.
How much is a 1 kilo silver bar worth?
A 1 kilogram silver bar contains exactly 32.1507 troy ounces of pure silver. Since the spot price of silver, the standard market price before any premiums, is quoted per troy ounce, you can estimate a bar’s base value by multiplying its weight by the current spot price, much like you would for live gold pricing; after that, a premium is added to cover the bar’s design, manufacturing, serial number stamping, distribution, and the dealer’s margin. Compared to buying smaller products like American Silver Eagles from the US Mint silver program or collectible Canadian silver coins and Australian silver coins, kilo bars generally have a lower cost per ounce, which can be appealing for buyers seeking more silver weight for the price paid rather than additional numismatic value from individual coin minting.
Many buyers who already own gold and silver coins, such as Mexican gold coins or U.S. bullion issues, find that adding 1 kilogram bars can complement a stacking strategy by lowering the average acquisition cost while maintaining liquidity; customer reviews often highlight the efficiency and storage convenience of kilo bars, especially for those who prefer fewer, heavier pieces in their collection. Whether assembling a varied assortment of coins and bars, or focusing on bulk accumulation, the kilo size can provide an effective way to grow holdings in precious metals.
What are the dimensions of a 1 kilo silver bar?
That varies from mint to mint. PAMP Suisse’s 1 kg silver bar is 116 mm x 53 mm x 17.5 mm. Scottsdale 1 kilo stacker silver bars are 76 mm x 51 mm x 28 mm. Either way, 1 kilo silver bars are not difficult to store.
If you have any further questions, remember that a SD Bullion customer service representative is available over the phone at 1(800)294-8732. You can also contact us via email at sales@sdbullion.com or on our Contact Us page. We will be happy to assist you.