Monarch 1 oz Silver Bar (Hand Poured)

Silver bars remain popular options among collectors and investors for their affordability and unique designs. Each bar from Monarch Precious Metals is produced using the hand-poured method, giving the bars an antique, rustic appearance despite their new condition. The 1 oz Silver Monarch Hand Poured Bar is now available from BSM.my.

Every bar and round from MPM are minted using hand-poured techniques. The silver is poured into die casts, which create the rough, textured appearance. All featured markings are hand-pressed by MPM employees. Most refineries use machines and lasers to inscribe the design elements, producing the refined finishes that many silver buyers prefer. However, the unique, antique aesthetic of Monarch bars bring a new approach to refining gold and silver that many people admire.

Monarch Precious Metals is one of the newest and most unique mints in the United States. The privately held mint was founded in 2008 and is located in the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon. MPM produces the highest quality of silver and gold products of .999 fine or higher. All rounds and bars from MPM are produced using hand-poured techniques. Although the 1 oz Silver Monarch Hand Poured Bars have minimal design elements, the refinery creates bars and rounds with beautiful designs and intricate details.

Bar Highlights

• Consists of 1 Troy ounce of .999 fine silver.
• Each bar produced using hand-poured techniques.
• Stamped with the bars descriptive features.
• Include rough finishes with an antique appearance.
• The obverse of the 1 oz Silver Monarch Hand Poured Bar features various markings. In the center, Monarch Precious Metals is inscribed alongside the mints corporate logo. MPMs logo is a crown with the letter P rising from the middle. Also included on this side is the bars weight near the top of the bar, and the bars purity and metal content near the bottom edge.
• The reverse of these bars is intentionally left blank due to the hands-on approach used to mint the products. The reverse side is not accessible during the cooling process, so you will find a blank, textured surface.