1 oz Silver Bar | Asahi Refining
The Symbol: 4002084
1 oz Silver Bar | Asahi Refining. 999 fine silver, 31,1 g (1 oz). Asahi Refining.
Availability: Out of stock 0 PCs.
Price: 365.56
The Symbol: 4002084
1 oz Silver Bar | Asahi Refining. 999 fine silver, 31,1 g (1 oz). Asahi Refining.
Availability: Out of stock 0 PCs.
Price: 365.56
1 oz Silver Bar | Asahi Refining is a silver bullion coin weighing 31,1 g (1 oz) of 999 fine silver, struck by Asahi Refining in USA/Japan. LBMA accredited. Asahi Refining — successor to Johnson Matthey Salt Lake City.
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The face of the Asahi Refining 1 oz bar features the distinctive Asahi logo — rising sun with "ASAHI REFINING", purity "FINE SILVER .999" and weight "1 TROY OZ". Clean, minimalist design characteristic of Japanese industrial aesthetics.
The reverse of the Asahi bar contains a serial number and technical details. Asahi Refining is renowned for high production quality standards. Depending on vintage, the bar may be available with an assay card.
Asahi Refining is one of the world's leading precious metals producers — Japanese roots, facilities in USA, Japan and Hong Kong. LBMA-accredited. Asahi acquired the historic Johnson Matthey refinery in Salt Lake City in 2015.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product name | 1 oz Silver Bar | Asahi Refining |
| Metal | Silver (Ag) |
| Purity | 999 |
| Weight | 31,1 g (1 oz) |
| Diameter | — mm |
| Denomination | No denomination |
| Country of issue | USA/Japan |
| Mint | Asahi Refining |
| Year of issue | Różne |
| Legal tender | Yes |
| VAT | Standard rate applies to silver |
| Certification | Government mint |
999 fineness means a silver content of 999/1000 — one of the highest purity standards for silver bullion products. 1 oz Silver Bar | Asahi Refining meets the same purity standards as the Maple Leaf and Perth Mint Kangaroo — both industry benchmarks.
The authenticity of government-issued coins is confirmed by minting precision, security features and — in many issues — an individual certificate or holographic packaging.
The value of 1 oz Silver Bar | Asahi Refining derives from two components: the metal value (based on silver spot price) and the collector premium (rarity of vintage, condition, series popularity). Current prices: silver prices at GoldInvest24.
1 oz Silver Bar | Asahi Refining is designed for: buyers of physical silver seeking a specific vintage or series; collectors interested in the diversity of silver issues; people protecting savings from inflation through precious metals.
| Producer | Country | Purity | Accreditation | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PAMP Suisse | Switzerland | 999 | LBMA | Certified assay card |
| Baird & Co. | United Kingdom | 999 | LBMA | British classic |
| Argor-Heraeus | Switzerland | 999 | LBMA | Swiss quality |
| Valcambi | Switzerland | 999 | LBMA | CombiBar® |
| Asahi | Japan/USA | 999 | LBMA | Purity and precision |
| Engelhard (historical) | USA | 999 | LBMA | Collector's piece |
Physical silver has served as a store of value for centuries. Silver bullion coins such as 1 oz Silver Bar | Asahi Refining provide direct exposure to the silver market. The Gold/Silver Ratio historically oscillates between 40:1 and 80:1. Current prices: silver prices.
A silver bullion coin weighing 31,1 g (1 oz) of 999 fine silver, struck by Asahi Refining in USA/Japan. Year Różne.
Fineness 999 — silver content 999/1000.
No — silver coins are subject to the standard VAT rate. VAT exemption in the EU applies only to gold with fineness of at least 900/1000.
31,1 g (1 oz) of 999 fine silver. Diameter — mm.
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Yes — denomination No denomination in USA/Japan.
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Asahi acquired Johnson Matthey's Salt Lake City refinery in 2015 (active since 1968). LBMA-accredited. Facilities in USA, Japan and Hong Kong. 1 oz silver bars among the most traded in North America.
Fineness 999 (99.9% Ag) is the LBMA Good Delivery minimum. Asahi 1 oz bars fully comply. Current silver prices.
Physical silver has served as a store of value and medium of exchange for millennia. In modern portfolio theory, silver is considered a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. Industrial demand for silver — electronics, photovoltaics, medicine — makes it a dual-nature asset: precious metal and industrial commodity.
The Gold/Silver Ratio historically oscillates between 40:1 and 100:1 — an analytical tool for assessing the relative attractiveness of silver versus gold. At high ratios (e.g. 80:1), silver is considered relatively cheap. Current precious metals prices at GoldInvest24.
Best practices for silver coin storage: protective capsules made of stable plastic; dry, cool room with stable temperature; away from sulphur compounds (rubber, PVC, wool); never handle with bare hands — fingerprints can cause spots. For larger collections: coin albums or dedicated silver storage boxes. Silver may tarnish over time — this does not affect metal value.
Unlike gold (VAT-exempt as investment gold), silver coins and bars are subject to the standard VAT rate in EU member states. The VAT exemption under EU Directive 2006/112/EC applies exclusively to investment gold with fineness ≥900/1000. Silver, platinum and palladium are excluded.
Physical silver complements a portfolio of equities, bonds and real estate as an alternative asset class. Silver historically has low correlation with equities and can serve as a store of value in times of crisis. For smaller budgets, silver offers a cheaper entry point than gold. Full range: silver coins and silver bars at GoldInvest24.