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A silver coin bar of 1000 g at 999 fineness, produced in Germany. It has the format of a classic bar but the status of legal tender: the issuer is a state and the product carries a face value, so the issuer's guarantee stands alongside the refinery's. Which maker arrives depends on the delivery. GoldInvest24.
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A coin bar of 1000 g at 999 fineness, produced in Germany. It combines the format of a classic bar with the legal status of a coin: the issuer is a state and the product carries a face value. Which maker arrives depends on availability in a given delivery.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1000 g |
| Fineness | 999 |
| Metal | silver |
| Issuing country | Germany |
| Production | minted coin |
| Producer | different manufacturers |
| Packaging | sachet |
A coin bar has the shape and format of a classic bar but is issued by a state as circulating coinage with a face value. Legally it is a coin, practically a bar. The design exists so the product meets the requirements placed on bullion coins in some jurisdictions while keeping the convenient, stackable shape.
For a buyer that means several things at once: the guarantee of a state issuer rather than the refinery alone, a format that stores well, and recognition in buyback markets worldwide.
Silver reacts with sulphur in the air and develops a patina over time — golden at first, later grey and blue-black. This does not affect the metal value, but on resale a piece with an even, untouched surface is valued above a blotchy one. The original packaging is therefore best left closed.
Store silver dry and away from rubber, wool and recycled cardboard, all of which release sulphur compounds. Do not clean the surface with silver polish or polishing cloths: they remove a thin layer of metal along with the patina.
Silver falls outside the exemption that covers gold bullion in Poland under Article 122 of the VAT Act. The silver price includes 23 percent VAT — this applies to bars and bullion coins alike, and to platinum and palladium as well.
It is one reason silver has to move further than gold before a sale covers its cost. It is worth keeping in mind when comparing prices of the two metals.
We source silver only from LBMA-accredited producers and state mints, in the manufacturer's original packaging. Every shipment is insured and packed discreetly, with no markings indicating the contents. We also run a gold and silver buyback. Current quotes are on our silver price page.
| Weight | Product | Fineness | Production |
|---|---|---|---|
| 250 g | Heraeus | 999.9 | cast |
| 500 g | Heraeus | 999.9 | cast |
| 1 kg (this item) | coin bar | 999 | minted |
| 1 kg | Fiji, Argor-Heraeus | 999.9 | minted |
| 5 kg | LBMA refiner | 999 | cast |
| 1 oz | Athenian Owl, Niue | 999 | minted |
Yes. Silver falls outside the exemption that applies in Poland to gold bullion under Article 122 of the VAT Act. The price includes 23 percent tax. The same applies to platinum and palladium.
A fineness of 999 means that of 1000 parts of the alloy, 999 are pure silver. At 1000 g the metal content is effectively the same as the total weight.
In shape, not at all; in legal status, entirely. A coin bar is issued by a state as a coin with a face value, so the issuer's guarantee stands alongside the refinery's.
Not the metal value — weight and fineness are unchanged. It does affect the buyback price, since a piece with an even surface is valued above a blotchy one.
Yes, we buy back gold and silver. The buyback price follows the current metal quote, the condition of the surface and whether the maker's packaging is intact.
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