Known for quality and innovation, Scottsdale Mint has once again sent ripples of excitement through the precious metals world with these new long-format silver bars. With a length of nearly a foot, these bars are truly astounding to behold. Given the demand and production restrictions on these bars, supply is limited, so get yours while you can. Provident Metals now has 100 oz Scottsdale Long Cast Silver Bars available to you for purchase online.

Bar Highlights:

• Bar includes protective packaging!
• Stunning new long-format bar from Scottsdale Mint!
• Consists of 100 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The Scottsdale logo and bar hallmarks are found on the obverse.
• The reverse is blank.

When you order 100 oz Scottsdale Long Cast Bars in this Provident Metals listing online, you will receive a .999 pure silver product in protective packaging. Each of these bars was individually cast and stamped at Scottsdale Mint. As such, youll note they have a more rough-hewn aesthetic that some investors find quite attractive. It also assures that no two bars will be alike.

Obverse

On the obverse face of 100 oz Long Cast Silver Bars youll see the bar hallmarks and the Scottsdale Mint logo. The logo, which is standard across all Scottsdale bars, consists of a lion wearing a crown. This regal design reinforces the mints prestigious status and high production standards. You will also see hallmarks on the obverse side that read SCOTTSDALE MINT, 100 TROY OZ, .999 FINE SILVER. In addition, a distinctive swirling line pattern can be seen on the obverse.

Reverse

The reverse of 100 oz Scottsdale Cast Silver Bars contains no visuals or text. However, you may notice various indentations and uneven texturing on the blank field. This is considered standard for the aesthetic appearance of cast bars.

History

Silver has a long history dating back roughly 5,000 years ago. Around 3,000 BC, the metal was first mined in what is presently considered Turkey. By 1200 BC, Greece had become one of the centers of silver mining, which helped expand its robust and advanced civilization. However, it wasnt until explorers discovered the Americas in the 15^th century that silver mining truly took off. For the next three hundred years, approximately 85% of the worlds silver production came from regions of South America alone.

Ordering

Provident Metals customer service is available to assist you with any questions at 800-313-3315. You can also reach out to us on the web using our live chat and email address features.