100 oz .999 Silver Grain/Shot

Silver shot is what refined silver looks like before anyone stamps a design into it. Molten metal is poured into water, where it solidifies into small irregular pellets, and the result is .999 fine silver with no die work, no packaging, and no branding to pay for. That strips the premium down to close to the metal itself, which is exactly why jewelers, casters, and cost-focused stackers buy it.

Key Features:

• Purity and Weight: 100 troy ounces of .999 fine silver
• Metal: Silver, in loose granular shot form
• Form: Small rounded pellets and irregular grains, sizes varying naturally
• Packaging: Sealed clear resealable pouch

The shot itself is a mix of rounded beads, teardrops, and irregular grains, most a few millimeters across, with a bright reflective surface that comes straight off the casting process. Sizes vary within any given lot because the pellets form freely as the metal hits water. Some pieces show flattened faces where they cooled against one another, others carry small tails or dimples. Poured into a pile, the mass reads as bright silver-white with dark shadow between the grains.

The 100 ounce quantity ships in a sealed clear pouch with a resealable closure, which keeps the lot together and lets you pour out working amounts without opening a fixed container. Loose shot is the standard feedstock for casting, alloying, and jewelry work, since it melts quickly and portions accurately by weight. For buyers who simply want ounces, it also stores compactly and can be divided to any amount a scale will read.

Purity is the same .999 fine standard found in rounds and bars. Because shot carries no mint mark or assay card, resale generally runs through refiners, casters, and dealers who buy by weight and assay rather than by recognized product, so it is worth confirming your intended exit before buying in quantity.

The lowest-premium route to a hundred ounces of pure silver, useful in the shop and easy to store. Order your 100 oz silver shot today.