Buffalo Nickel Tribute 10 Troy Ounce Silver Bullion Bar
Precious Metals / Bullion

Buffalo Nickel Tribute 10 Troy Ounce Silver Bullion Bar

This is a rectangular 10 troy ounce silver bullion bar, characterized by its substantial weight and metallic luster. The face of the bar features a circular inset at the top containing a profile of a Native American chieftain, a design famously modeled after James Earle Fraser's Buffalo Nickel. To the right of the profile, the word 'LIBERTY' is inscribed. Below this central icon, the bar is stamped with the purity and weight: '.999 FINE SILVER' followed by 'TEN TROY OUNCES'. The bar shows signs of handling and storage, including various surface scratches, minor dings along the raised edges, and a light patina or tarnish beginning to form on the surface, typical for silver not kept in airtight packaging. The craftsmanship is industrial and precise, with clear, legible embossed lettering. While no specific mint mark is visible on this side, this style of bar is commonly produced by private mints like SilverTowne or Highland Mint as a commodity investment piece. The overall condition is considered good for secondary market bullion, with no significant structural damage or material loss observed.

Estimated Value

$330.00 - $355.00

Basic Information

Category

Precious Metals / Bullion

Appraised On

May 6, 2026

Estimated Value

$330.00 - $355.00

Item Description

This is a rectangular 10 troy ounce silver bullion bar, characterized by its substantial weight and metallic luster. The face of the bar features a circular inset at the top containing a profile of a Native American chieftain, a design famously modeled after James Earle Fraser's Buffalo Nickel. To the right of the profile, the word 'LIBERTY' is inscribed. Below this central icon, the bar is stamped with the purity and weight: '.999 FINE SILVER' followed by 'TEN TROY OUNCES'. The bar shows signs of handling and storage, including various surface scratches, minor dings along the raised edges, and a light patina or tarnish beginning to form on the surface, typical for silver not kept in airtight packaging. The craftsmanship is industrial and precise, with clear, legible embossed lettering. While no specific mint mark is visible on this side, this style of bar is commonly produced by private mints like SilverTowne or Highland Mint as a commodity investment piece. The overall condition is considered good for secondary market bullion, with no significant structural damage or material loss observed.

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