Silver Rounds by Weight

No two investors are exactly alike. By sorting our silver rounds by weight, Provident hopes to simplify the process of selecting your investment options. Our catalog features a wide assortment of designs from some of the world’s most trusted private mints. Yet even with varying weights and designs, our silver rounds maintain a consistent quality of at least .999 fine silver.

The ability to choose rounds of varying weights allows you to the flexibility to choose the precise size of your investment. Additionally, our dedication to quality silver rounds means that many of our products are eligible for a precious metals IRA account. Many of our silver rounds feature beautiful designs that make great additions to precious metal collections, as well as investment portfolios.

What is a Silver Round?

While silver coins are produced by sovereign mints and carry legal tender value, silver rounds are made by private mints and do not carry a face value. Rather, their value comes from the silver content itself. Silver rounds come in a huge assortment of designs, weights, and finishes. Some of these factors, along with limited mintages, can cause silver rounds to become rather valuable among collectors.

Silver is universally accepted as a monetary commodity, which makes it a smart choice for different types of investors. Another reason many investors favor silver is because of its affordable price point. Even the highest quality silver rounds are easily accessible, as compared to other precious metals.

Why Do Silver Rounds Cost Less Than Sovereign Coins?

Silver coins and rounds look very similar, especially when they are the same weight and size. However, you might find that the coin costs more than the round. Many sovereign mints that produce silver bullion coins add a premium on top of spot price due to limited production and other factors. Still, there are instances when silver rounds sometimes cost more than coins. These cases often involve limited edition, graded, or otherwise unique rounds that may find even more value on the secondary market.

What is Spot Price?

The current value of a metal is known as spot price; and these values fluctuate throughout the day. You can check our silver spot price chart for a current analysis of spot prices, which is updated every minute. Staying informed about spot price helps you decide when to buy and sell your metals, allowing you to be a smart investor.

Why Choose Provident?

Provident’s priority is to provide a wide assortment of precious metal bullion products for competitive prices in order to assist with your investing goals. We back our catalog by a team of skilled customer service representatives to help you get the most out of your experience. You can also visit our website for additional financial resources, such as our knowledge center and blog. We invite you to browse our offerings, starting with silver rounds by weight.