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Solid 1kg Silver Bullion Bars and Pure Silver Rounds

A 1kg silver bar is the equivalent of having at least 32 solid, one-ounce coins. Each kilogram equals 32.151 ounces and is often formed into bars for an ideal way to store a heavy slab of silver. This silver available on eBay can be put away into a bank or a home safe.

Bullion is a collectible group of metals that have been historically used as world currencies. These metals are collectibles for a number of reasons. We begin by understanding the world economic system and why nations have all agreed to use the gold standard as an emergency system for economic reform. This brings a number of gold and silver agencies to remain on the market as both buyers and seller of metals. These nations support the inherent value of gold, silver rounds, and platinum. This standing value makes silver rounds and bars collectible by enthusiasts around the globe.

The market value of gold and silver rounds are dependent on the actual item, its weight, and what the metal is. Many collectors look for the current spot price of silver to best decide on its value. Here are some factors to consider when understanding the price of eBay bullion:

• The kind: Is the item a coin, a bar, a pendant, or a raw form of gold that was taken out of a mine and then brought to the auctioning table? These are important questions to ask when better understanding why some items sell at their price levels.
• The who: Knowing who made such an item out of gold or silver rounds is key to knowing how it?s valued. Consider the maker, and confirm that this agency or nation supports the value of their own items.
• Weighted metal: We call these metals precious, for they attract us and are considered for the cosmetic content of jewelry. The actual weight of a metal means a great deal to its value.

Stocks and bullion aren?t traditionally compared in market value. Every enthusiast pursues their interests for their own reasons and works with what they have. There are gold and silver stocks that sell, but the difference with bullion is that you get the actual metal into your hands. Gold and silver stocks will only represent their price and not something you keep.