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Both the Native American portrait on the obverse and the American bison on the reverse of the 2 oz Buffalo Silver Round are directly from the original 1913 Buffalo Nickels. The Native American portrait on the obverse and the American bison on the reverse of the Golden State Mint 2 oz Buffalo Silver Round are both straight from the original 1913 Buffalo Nickels. Fraser is said to have profited from three chiefs to create the Native American portrait. The outcome is one of the most recognizable designs in American numismatic history, new with a 2-troy ounce size and .999 fine silver.
We only sell products we would want to purchase again and Golden State Mint 2 oz Buffalo Round does just that at BOLD Precious Metals. The 2 oz appears in a sweet place, in between the standard 1 oz and 10 oz size; it has more silver than a one ounce round, but it is still compact enough that most buyers can handle it with no negotiation. If you're looking to sell, simply take advantage of our buy-back offering that provides competitive pricing and a simple process. We won't lie, not all silver rounds sell the same, the design will be recognized and the mint will be reputable as in Golden State Mint's Buffalo series.
This is a silver round that is sold at a higher price than the live price of silver – and it is everywhere – not just here! The important point is that you know what you're paying for, and that you can check. Our prices are always published and our BOLD Pricing Guarantee guarantees that we will beat the published price from any competitor on the same item. We usually have 2-6% lower prices on silver than other online retailers — saving up to $800 on a 100 oz silver bar. The premium on a round is significant by the ounce, and can be significant for a 2 oz round.
A question that is frequently asked is whether or not the 2 oz size is worth purchasing instead of two 1 oz rounds? Well, it depends on your purpose. If you are thinking about selling, you will have more options with two 1 oz Buffalo rounds; smaller denominations are easier to sell one at a time. If you are going to create a display collection, the 2 oz round is more likely to have a higher per oz. price and will have a stronger effect. We have tried both methods and found them to be successful. When you're just beginning to stack and you're not sure, go with 1 oz rounds until you determine your exit strategy. This is what we would say to a friend, not a sales pitch.
Since 2015, BOLD has been cooperating with one of the private mints, Golden State Mint (GSM). We stock a range of the product from 10+ mints to suit the taste of different buyers, and no single mint can be said to be a winner in all categories. GSM has a long history of producing private-mint rounds and bars with strong designs for the collector market, and have maintained the same level of quality control on the Buffalo series.
Both the Native American portrait on the obverse and the American bison on the reverse of the 2 oz Buffalo Silver Round are directly from the original 1913 Buffalo Nickels. The Native American portrait on the obverse and the American bison on the reverse of the Golden State Mint 2 oz Buffalo Silver Round are both straight from the original 1913 Buffalo Nickels. Fraser is said to have profited from three chiefs to create the Native American portrait. The outcome is one of the most recognizable designs in American numismatic history, new with a 2-troy ounce size and .999 fine silver.
We only sell products we would want to purchase again and Golden State Mint 2 oz Buffalo Round does just that at BOLD Precious Metals. The 2 oz appears in a sweet place, in between the standard 1 oz and 10 oz size; it has more silver than a one ounce round, but it is still compact enough that most buyers can handle it with no negotiation. If you're looking to sell, simply take advantage of our buy-back offering that provides competitive pricing and a simple process. We won't lie, not all silver rounds sell the same, the design will be recognized and the mint will be reputable as in Golden State Mint's Buffalo series.
This is a silver round that is sold at a higher price than the live price of silver – and it is everywhere – not just here! The important point is that you know what you're paying for, and that you can check. Our prices are always published and our BOLD Pricing Guarantee guarantees that we will beat the published price from any competitor on the same item. We usually have 2-6% lower prices on silver than other online retailers — saving up to $800 on a 100 oz silver bar. The premium on a round is significant by the ounce, and can be significant for a 2 oz round.
A question that is frequently asked is whether or not the 2 oz size is worth purchasing instead of two 1 oz rounds? Well, it depends on your purpose. If you are thinking about selling, you will have more options with two 1 oz Buffalo rounds; smaller denominations are easier to sell one at a time. If you are going to create a display collection, the 2 oz round is more likely to have a higher per oz. price and will have a stronger effect. We have tried both methods and found them to be successful. When you're just beginning to stack and you're not sure, go with 1 oz rounds until you determine your exit strategy. This is what we would say to a friend, not a sales pitch.
Since 2015, BOLD has been cooperating with one of the private mints, Golden State Mint (GSM). We stock a range of the product from 10+ mints to suit the taste of different buyers, and no single mint can be said to be a winner in all categories. GSM has a long history of producing private-mint rounds and bars with strong designs for the collector market, and have maintained the same level of quality control on the Buffalo series.
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