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1/10 oz Silver Generic Round .999 Fine

1/10 oz
.999
Varies
Secondary Market

Lowest price across 10 dealers+37.68% over spot

$7.14per unit at qty 500

Silver Gold Bull

Quantity — dealers price in tiers, and the cheapest dealer can change

No tier break at this quantityOrder total $3,570.00

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Dealer prices for 1/10 oz Silver Generic Round .999 Fine at quantity 500
#	Dealer	Price at qty 500	Premium	They pay you	Offer link
1	Silver Gold Bull	$7.14	+$1.95+37.68%	Not published	View offer
2	Apmex	$7.62	+$2.43+46.93%	Not published	View offer
3	JM Bullion	$8.62	+$3.43+66.22%	$4.63spot −10.72%	View offer
4	Silver com	$8.62	+$3.43+66.22%	$4.60spot −11.30%	View offer
5	Bold	$9.69	+$4.50+86.85%	Not published	View offer
6	Modern Coin Mart	$12.65	+$7.46+143.93%	Not published	View offer
7	Bullion Exchanges	Out of stock	—	$4.68spot −9.76%	Notify me when Bullion Exchanges has this in stock — sign in first
8	Hero Bullion	Out of stock	—	Not quoting today	Notify me when Hero Bullion has this in stock — sign in first
9	Monument Metals	Out of stock	—	Not published	Notify me when Monument Metals has this in stock — sign in first
10	SD Bullion	Out of stock	—	Not published	Notify me when SD Bullion has this in stock — sign in first

What dealers pay for this product

Best bidBullion Exchanges$4.68spot −9.76%−$5.06/oz
JM Bullion$4.63spot −10.72%−$5.56/oz
Silver com$4.60spot −11.30%−$5.86/oz

All 3 buybacks published, of 10 dealers compared · best is 34.45% below the single-unit wire price

About this product

Please note: Condition and design vary.

Small and Flexible: The 1/10 oz Silver Round

For buyers who like silver in small, easy-to-trade units, the 1/10 oz silver round is a compact option. Each round contains one-tenth of a troy ounce of .999 fine silver and comes from a range of manufacturers. A round looks like a coin but has no face value, and these are offered in secondary market condition, so designs and condition vary.

Why Small Rounds Appeal to Collectors

Small rounds are a flexible way to hold silver in low-cost units that are easy to store and trade. Because these are generic rounds, the design depends on the producer. Most typically show the weight, purity, and the manufacturer's logo or artwork, so you may end up with a mix of styles if you collect several. That variety can be part of the fun, especially for newer collectors building a first set of silver.

Round Specifications

Contains 1/10 troy oz of .999 fine silver
Secondary market condition
Produced by various manufacturers
Design varies

Comparing Small Round Premiums

On fractional rounds, the premium can be a large share of the total price, so comparing dealers is useful. Bullion Hunters shows published prices side by side, which helps if you are looking for pieces priced close to silver at spot. You can also browse more generic silver rounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much silver is in a 1/10 oz silver round?

Each round contains one-tenth of a troy ounce of .999 fine silver, about 3.1 grams. Designs vary by producer and typically include the weight, purity, and maker's logo.

What is the difference between a silver round and a silver coin?

A silver round looks similar to a coin but is made by a private manufacturer and has no face value. Government-issued coins carry a face value, while rounds are valued for their silver content.

Specifications

Mint: Varies
Fineness: .999
Metal weight: 1/10 oz
Condition: Secondary Market

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