IRA approved

1 oz Silver Rounds Coin, Design Varies

Affordable alternatives to coins, silver rounds feature diverse designs from private mints like Wall Street Mint and Sunshine Minting. Not legal tender. Lower premiums than government-issued bullion.

Silver Purity Usually .999

Guarantee Approved Refiner

Gross Metal Weight

1 Troy Oz.

Сomposition

Usually 99.9% Silver

Face Value

None

(800) 700-1008

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Silver Rounds 1-oz, Design Varies offer one ounce of silver in an affordable format that usually carries lower premiums than government-issued bullion coins. Produced by private mints and refineries such as Wall Street Mint and Sunshine Minting, these rounds typically contain about 99.9% silver and are marked with their weight, fineness, and issuing mint.

Because they are not legal tender, 1-oz silver rounds focus on metal content and design variety rather than face value, often featuring themes like historic coin replicas, famous people, special events, or religious imagery. The specific design you receive may vary from the reference image shown online. Augusta prices this product at melt value plus an Augusta-set premium — see Pricing & Resale Disclosure below for full details.

Pricing & Resale Disclosure

Coins are sold for an amount over melt value. The value assigned to coins at any given time may vary from retailer to retailer and Augusta cannot guarantee another retailer will value a coin at the same rate as Augusta would in any given circumstance. Augusta cannot guarantee buy-back of any item it sells and cannot guarantee another retailer will purchase a coin. Augusta’s sale prices and potential buyback prices are determined and controlled by Augusta in its sole discretion. Any purchase of precious metals from Augusta is speculative and unregulated. For more information, call Augusta Precious Metals at 800-700-1008.

Silver Purity

Usually .999

Manufacturer

Varies

Diameter

38 mm

Face Value

None

Gross Metal Weight

1 Troy Oz.

Composition

Usually 99.9% Silver

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IRA approved

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2 oz Four Nations Silver Coin

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IRA approved

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1 1/4 oz St. Helena Victoria Proof Silver Coin

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IRA approved

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1 oz American Eagle Silver Coin

Silver American Eagles feature Adolph Weinman’s iconic "Walking Liberty" and John Mercanti’s Great Seal design. Pure silver, U.S. government-guaranteed, and one of the world's most popular investments.

FAQs about Silver Rounds 1-oz, Design Varies

How do 1-oz silver rounds differ from government-minted silver coins?

Silver rounds are produced by private mints, carry no face value, and therefore are not legal tender, whereas coins from government mints are legal currency in their issuing country. Rounds typically trade at lower premiums than government‑issued bullion, but may require more verification during resale because they rely on private‑mint reputation rather than sovereign backing.

What does “Design Varies” mean for this product?

It means Augusta may ship any of several acceptable 1‑oz round designs, and the type of round you receive can differ from the reference image shown online. All will still meet the specified weight and typical purity and will be stamped with their weight, fineness, and issuing mint.

What does "melt value" mean for this product?

Melt value is the silver content multiplied by the current spot price of silver. Augusta's price starts at that figure and adds an amount above it, which tends to run lower on rounds than on government-minted coins.

Why might rounds carry a lower premium than coins like the American Eagle or Maple Leaf?

Because rounds are produced by multiple private mints and traded broadly across the market, they tend to be more readily available and lower-cost per ounce than sovereign coins. That makes them appealing to investors who prioritize maximizing silver weight over collectible appeal or government-backed recognition.

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