Buffalo 10 oz Hand-Poured Silver Bar (New)

Poured silver appeals to buyers who want their metal to look like metal. The Buffalo 10 oz Hand-Poured Silver Bar carries 10 troy ounces of .999 fine silver in a chunky, hand-finished format with the American bison worked into the face. Because each bar is poured into a mold rather than pressed, no two come out with identical surfaces or exact dimensions.

Key Features:

• Purity and Weight: 10 troy ounces of .999 fine silver
• Metal Type: Silver
• Obverse Design: American bison in profile with 10 OZT and 999 SILVER stamped alongside
• Reverse Design: Plain poured face with natural cast texture

The front shows an American bison standing in left profile, head lowered and horns curved forward, its shaggy shoulder mane and beard rendered in deep impressed lines against the lighter body. The tail hangs down at the rear and the hooves are planted flat. A boxed 10 with OZT beneath it sits at the left edge, and 999 SILVER is stamped in outlined block capitals in the upper right corner. The surrounding field carries the irregular, faintly pitted texture that forms when silver cools in an open mold. The bison has anchored American coinage since the Buffalo Nickel of 1913 and remains a fixture on U.S. bullion.

The back is left entirely blank. It shows the raw poured surface across the full face, with rippled contours, small dimples, and bright and dull patches that shift as the bar is turned. The edges are rounded and slightly uneven, and the corners soften naturally rather than squaring off the way a minted bar does.

At 10 troy ounces, this bar has real heft in the hand and a low premium per ounce relative to smaller pieces. Surface variation, minor casting marks, and small differences in shape between bars are normal features of hand-poured production, not flaws. Condition is new.

Rustic character, recognizable American artwork, and serious silver weight make this a bar that stacks well and displays even better. Add the Buffalo 10 oz Hand-Poured Silver Bar to your cart today.