100 Oz RCM Silver Bar

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100 Oz RCM Silver Bullion Bar

Each bar contains the RCM logo along with the weight, fineness, metal and serial number on the front. The reverse of the bar has been intentionally left blank. All silver bars produced by the Royal Canadian Mint are 9999 fine silver.

The Royal Canadian Mint is most famous for the production of the Maple Leaf coin, available in gold, silver, platinum and palladium.

The RCM 100 Ounce silver bullion bar is available in both a cast and minted form.

These bars are recommended for individuals looking to purchase silver bars in larger quantities. The Royal Canadian Mint also make a silver bar in 10 Ounce size.

100 Ounce Royal Canadian Mint Silver

The 100-ounce royal Canadian mint silver bar is a cast bar minted using advanced technology. This is evident in the fine finish and precise cut. The front of the bar is inscribed with the official Royal Canadian mint logo. The logo is made up of two maple leaves in the middle adjacent to one another in the opposite directions. Three concentric cycles with the name of the company appearing in the middle complete the logo.

The front also bears the weight, fineness level, and a unique serial number. The back of the bar is blank and in fine finish.

The Features of the 100 Ounce Royal Canadian Mint Silver

• The bar contains 100 ounces of .9999 fine silver in new condition.
• The front of the bar is engraved with the company’s logo, weight, finer level, and a unique serial number.
• The back is blank and in fine finish.
• The 100 oz. silver bar is a product of the Royal Canadian Mint.

The Royal Canadian Mint is known globally for producing high-quality bullion coins and bars. Buying RCM silver bars is a good investment because you can invest in silver bullion at affordable prices. Each bar bears the official RCM logo, purity of the bar, and weight. Having a purity level of .9999 makes RCM silver bars valuable and lucrative compared to other bullion bars in the same category. Furthermore, buying pure silver in large quantities and at a premium price is more cost-effective.

The Royal Canadian Mint was established in 1908 as a branch of the Royal British Mint. From 1858 to 1907 most of the coins in circulation in Canada came from the Royal Mint in London, England. Additional coins in circulation in Canada at the time came from the Heaton Mint in Birmingham. When the RCM was officially opened on January 2, 1908, the event was marked with the minting of fifty-cent coins. The first mint was built in Sussex drive. It’s still operational to date and a historic site.

Initial productions from the mint included gold sovereigns, Canadian coins. The mint also refined gold. During World War I, the mint produced gun parts on behalf of Britain. The Canadian government took full ownership of the mint on December 1, 1931. The mint was placed under the department of finance. On April 1, 1969, the mint became part of the crown corporation.

Currently, the mint produces bullion coins and bars, currency notes, and commemorative coins independently. The most popular coins from the mint are the maple leaf silver, gold, platinum, and palladium coins. RCM is known to be progressive and a pioneer in some coin designs. The company was the first to produce coloured bullion coins, square-shaped coins, and holographic coins.

The Canadian mint was also the first to produce 5 oz. silver coin with a fineness level of .9999. The mint is still the first to produce a 100 kg gold coin with a fineness level of .9999 and a face value of a million dollars. The 100 oz. Royal Canadian Mint Silver bar enables investors to expand precious metal portfolios.

RCM silver bars are available for VAT-free Swiss storage to clients worldwide.