Fractional Silver Rounds

As low as $2.79 per round over spot!

There’s no question about the popularity of the Walking Liberty design from the HS Half Dollar. Introduced in 1916, this visual featured on circulation silver in the United States until 1947 and returned to modern American silver bullion in 1986 on the obver...Read More

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James Earle Fraser's design for the US nickel was introduced by the United States Mint in 1913 and would remain popular until 1938. The design was so iconic that it was later revived by the US Mint in 2006 for use on the American Gold Buffalo bullion coin, as well as appearing on various silver rounds, silver bars, and copper rounds ...Read More

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SilverTowne has gained recognition for reproducing some of the most notable American coin designs on present-day silver bullion collections. The Incuse Indian, which is one of the most exceptional 20th-century strikes, is featured on SilverTowne's silver round...Read More

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From its introduction in 1916 to the modern era, the Walking Liberty design from Adolph A. Weinman has proven to be one of the most popular in American history. Originally used on circulation half-dollar coins, the Walking Liberty design now proliferates on bullion products such as these Golden State Mint (GSM) rounds. Right now, you...Read More

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These privately minted 1/10 oz GSM Buffalo Silver Rounds by Golden State Mint (GSM) are a .999 pure silver homage to James Earl Fraser's classic design of the United States "Buffalo Nickel", a five-cent coin struck by the U.S. Mint from 1913 to 1938. The obverse design features the ever-recognizable Indian Head along with the inscrip...Read More

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Adolph A. Weinman's visual of Walking Liberty has graced a wide range of circulation silver and modern silver bullion pieces since its 1916 introduction. While various versions of Liberty have graced American coins over the last 225-plus years, the Walking Lib...Read More

As low as $3.19 per round over spot!

In 1913, the United States Mint introduced a new design for the US nickel. Created by James Earle Fraser, this popular visual would go on to grace the nickel until 1938, be revived in 2006 for the American Gold Buffalo bullion coin at the US Mint, and also feature on countless silver rounds, silver bars, and copper rounds. Right now,...Read More

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The 1/4 oz GSM Eagle Silver Round by Golden State Mint (GSM) is a privately minted silver bullion round that contains 1/4 of a troy ounce of .999 fine silver. On the obverse, you will find both the head of an eagle and the spread wings of a soaring eagle. In the upper right are the words Strength, Freedom, Pride and you will also fin...Read More

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The SS Tilawa, often referred to as the "Indian Titanic," was a passenger ship that met a tragic fate during World War II. It was struck by Japanese torpedoes while sailing from Bombay, India, to Durban, South Africa, with a cargo of silver bars. In 2017, a re...Read More

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During World War II, the S.S. Tilawa met a tragic fate, sinking in the Indian Ocean and taking more than 2,000 silver bullion bars with it. The wreck wasn’t discovered until years later, and in 2017, a salvage operation recovered the silver bars. Today, this...Read More

As low as $3.19 per round over spot!

One of the most famous American coin designs of the 20th century was James Earle Fraser’s artwork for the Buffalo Nickel. Designed in 1913 to replace the Liberty Head Nickel, this design featured on the coins through 1938 and has been revived countless times since for modern bullion pieces. Right now, BGASC has 1/2 oz SilverTowne B...Read More

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Arguably the most beloved and beautiful image of Liberty ever created for the United States was Adolph A. Weinman's visual from 1916. Since its debut more than a century ago, this image has been replicated countless times on both bullion bars and rounds, as we...Read More

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The Sunshine Mint is known for the beauty and quality of its bullion products. The 1/2 oz Sunshine Silver Round is a great product for smaller investors or those on a tight budget. These silver rounds are in new condition and feature MintMark technology. Get yours from BGASC today! Round Highlights: Shipped in individual plas...Read More

The 1/2 oz Silver Egyptian Round is a fractional silver bullion round purposely made to look "old" in homage to ancient coinage of the past. No two rounds are exactly alike as they have been purposely hand struck off center and given an application of "antique" patina along with an "anti-polish" to add to the look of old world charm. The obverse of the Egyptian round fe...Read More

Any quantity available for $5.09 per round over spot!

Golf is a relaxing yet challenging sport that many enjoy, but even the smallest details matter on the course. One essential tool is the ball marker, used to keep your ball out of another player’s path on the green. For golf enthusiasts who want something special, the 1/2 oz Mint Markers Golf Ball Silver Round is a perfect choice. These silver rou...Read More

Any quantity available for $5.09 per round over spot!

Golfers love to have a bit of fun on the course, especially when playing with friends. Whether it’s someone boasting about their handicap or claiming they’ll hit a hole-in-one, you might hear someone respond with, "I’ll believe that when pigs......Read More

As low as $5.19 per round over spot!

The SS Tilawa, known as the "Indian Titanic," met a tragic fate during World War II when Japanese torpedoes sank the ship on its route from Bombay to Durban. In addition to the tragic loss of life, the ship was carrying 2,364 silver bars, all of which sunk int...Read More

As low as $5.19 per round over spot!

The S.S. Tilawa was a British-Indian passenger and cargo ship that tragically sank during World War II. On November 23, 1942, while traveling from Bombay to Durban, South Africa, the ship was hit by a torpedo from a Japanese submarine. The attack occurred in t...Read More