Longhorn 10 oz Poured Silver Bar (New)

Hero Bullion’s Longhorn bar is an in-house design — sourced, produced, and quality-controlled entirely by Hero Bullion — which means the cost savings pass directly to the buyer. At 10 troy ounces of .999 fine silver in a hand-poured format, this bar occupies a space between standard minted bars and artisan poured pieces, delivering substantial silver weight with the organic character that only the pouring process can produce. No two bars are identical.

Key Features:

• Purity: .999 fine silver
• Weight: 10 troy ounces
• Obverse: Texas Longhorn skull silhouette centered on the bar face — wide-spreading horns extending to both edges; “.999 SILVER” stamped above; “10” to the left of the skull; “OZT” to the right
• Reverse: Intentionally blank — natural poured surface with organic texture, flow lines, and striations from the cooling process; Hero Bullion shield stamp in the lower left corner
• Format: Hand-poured — molten silver cast into a mold, producing rounded corners, variable surface texture, and unique cooling patterns on every bar

The obverse design is bold and direct. The Longhorn skull spreads across the center of the bar face, its wide horns pushing toward both edges in a silhouette that reads immediately at any scale. The stamped text sits cleanly above and flanking the skull — purity above, weight split on either side — giving the bar all the specification information it needs without cluttering the design. The poured surface behind the stamped elements shows the characteristic flow lines and subtle ripple texture that distinguish hand-poured bars from their minted counterparts, giving the face a visual depth that a flat minted surface cannot replicate.

The reverse is left entirely plain by design — a practical choice that makes the bar stack cleanly against other flat-backed bars — but the surface itself is anything but uniform. As molten silver cools in the mold, it contracts and settles in patterns that vary with every pour: striations, swirls, and subtle undulations that make each bar a one-of-a-kind object. The Hero Bullion shield mark stamped in the lower left corner is the only interruption to that natural surface. Rounded corners and slightly irregular edges are inherent to the hand-pouring process and are not defects.

Because Hero Bullion controls the full production process on these bars, they are able to offer 10 troy ounces of .999 fine silver at a competitive premium without sacrificing quality or authenticity. Add one to your cart today.