The most popular form of silver bullion for bulk stackers.
Compare live prices →Generic silver bars are produced by a wide range of private mints and refiners — including Sunshine Minting, Asahi Refining, Royal Canadian Mint, JM Bullion's house brand, and many more. The 10 oz size emerged as a sweet spot in the 1970s and 1980s: large enough to enjoy a low premium, small enough to be easy to handle, stack, and resell.
Designs vary by mint — common motifs include eagles, sunrise scenes, and mint logos. Most bars carry weight, purity, and a serial number.
| Purity | 99.9% silver (typical) |
| Weight | 10 troy oz (311 g) |
| Dimensions | ~76 × 127 mm (varies by mint) |
| Thickness | ~7–8 mm |
| Refiner | Various — Sunshine, JM Bullion, RCM, Asahi, etc. |
The lowest premium per ounce in silver, easy to store and liquidate, IRA-eligible for most LBMA-approved refiners.