1 oz Silver Buffalo Design Generic Rounds .999 Fine

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1 oz Silver Buffalo Design Generic Rounds .999 Fine

1 oz
.999
Varies
Secondary Market

Lowest price across 4 dealers+2.01% over spot

$62.44per unit at qty 500

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No tier break at this quantityOrder total $31,220.00

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Dealer prices for 1 oz Silver Buffalo Design Generic Rounds .999 Fine at quantity 500
#	Dealer	Price at qty 500	Premium	They pay you	Offer link
1	Apmex	$66.56	+$5.35+8.74%	Not published	View offer
2	SD Bullion	$62.44	+$1.23+2.01%	Not published	View offer
3	Liberty Coin	Out of stock	—	Not published	Notify me when Liberty Coin has this in stock — sign in first
4	Bullion Exchanges	Out of stock	—	Not published	Notify me when Bullion Exchanges has this in stock — sign in first

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About this product

Please note: Designs may be the same or vary. Condition varies.

The 1 oz Silver Buffalo Round and Its Classic Nickel Design

Few American designs are as instantly recognizable as the Buffalo Nickel, and the 1 oz silver buffalo round brings that artwork to a full troy ounce of .999 fine silver. Struck by various private mints, these rounds carry no face value, which typically keeps premiums low. Designs may match or vary from round to round, and condition depends on the pieces available.

James Earle Fraser's Buffalo Nickel

The design draws on James Earle Fraser's artwork for the Buffalo Nickel, which was minted from 1913 to 1938. Fraser drew on his childhood memories of the Dakotas, and three Native American chiefs posed for the portrait. Most versions of this round show the Native American profile on one side and the American bison on the other, a pairing that still feels at home on silver more than a century later.

Round Specifications

Contains 1 troy oz of .999 fine silver
Produced by various private mints
Buffalo Nickel-inspired design
Secondary market condition; designs vary
No face value (bullion round)

Comparing Buffalo Round Premiums

Generic rounds are popular for their low premiums, the amount charged above the silver spot price, and the exact figure differs by dealer. Bullion Hunters shows published prices and quantity tiers side by side. Compare these with other silver rounds or browse more silver bullion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the silver buffalo round legal tender?

No. The 1 oz silver buffalo round is a privately minted round, so it carries no face value. Each round contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver and features a Buffalo Nickel-inspired design.

Who designed the original Buffalo Nickel?

James Earle Fraser designed the Buffalo Nickel, which was minted from 1913 to 1938. He drew on childhood memories of the Dakotas, and three Native American chiefs posed for the portrait.

Specifications

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

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