The American Silver Eagle is the official silver bullion coin of the United States. Since its release in 1986, over 130 million have been sold. It is struck only in 1 troy oz denominations and has a face value of $1. . .

Junk silver coins such as the popular silver Kennedy half dollar, Roosevelt dime, and Washington quarter - were minted in 1964 or earlier. After 1964, the amount of silver contained in coins was reduced to just 40%. . .

The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin is a beautiful, high quality, pure silver bullion coin that is highly sought after by collectors and investors around the world. The silver Maple Leaf has the highest purity of any government minted silver coin. . .

Mexican silver bullion coins are actually rarer and by many accounts more beautiful than their U.S. counterparts although American silver coins seem to dominate the North American coin collectors market. The most common Mexican silver bullion coins are called Libertads, and they are still in production to this day. . .

Silver Bullion Rounds are minted by various small, little-known firms as well as refineries or companies that may or may not still be in business. They typically have a smaller markup than the name-brand silver coins such as the American Silver Eagle or Canadian Silver Maple Leaf. . .

America The Beautiful Silver Bullion Coins are special collector's versions of the popular America The Beautiful Silver Quarters. Each coin consists of 5 ounce .999 fine silver bullion with limited mintages. . .