
Silvertowne 10 Troy Ounce .999 Fine Silver Buffalo Bar
This is a 10 troy ounce rectangular bullion bar composed of .999 fine silver. The design features a classic 'Buffalo' or Native American profile, inspired by James Earle Fraser's 1913 Buffalo Nickel, set within a circular medallion at the top. The inscription 'LIBERTY' is visible to the upper right of the profile. Below the central image, the bar is stamped with '.999 FINE SILVER' and 'TEN TROY OUNCES' in capitalized block lettering. The bar exhibits a semi-proof or satin finish with a frosted relief against a more reflective field. It is currently housed in a protective clear acrylic or plastic hard capsule, which appears to have minor surface scuffs but has successfully protected the coin from significant oxidation or 'milk spots.' Silver bars of this type are typically produced by private mints like Silvertowne. The edges appear crisp, suggesting a high-quality strike with minimal handling wear. This modern bullion piece is valued primarily for its precious metal content, though its condition within the capsule preserves its aesthetic appeal for collectors. There are no visible signs of heavy tarnishing or physical damage such as gouges or dents on the silver surface itself.
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Estimated Value
$325.00 - $355.00
Basic Information
Category
Precious Metals / Bullion
Appraised On
May 11, 2026
Estimated Value
$325.00 - $355.00
Item Description
This is a 10 troy ounce rectangular bullion bar composed of .999 fine silver. The design features a classic 'Buffalo' or Native American profile, inspired by James Earle Fraser's 1913 Buffalo Nickel, set within a circular medallion at the top. The inscription 'LIBERTY' is visible to the upper right of the profile. Below the central image, the bar is stamped with '.999 FINE SILVER' and 'TEN TROY OUNCES' in capitalized block lettering. The bar exhibits a semi-proof or satin finish with a frosted relief against a more reflective field. It is currently housed in a protective clear acrylic or plastic hard capsule, which appears to have minor surface scuffs but has successfully protected the coin from significant oxidation or 'milk spots.' Silver bars of this type are typically produced by private mints like Silvertowne. The edges appear crisp, suggesting a high-quality strike with minimal handling wear. This modern bullion piece is valued primarily for its precious metal content, though its condition within the capsule preserves its aesthetic appeal for collectors. There are no visible signs of heavy tarnishing or physical damage such as gouges or dents on the silver surface itself.
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