Royal Canadian Mint 10 oz Silver Bar (New)

Four Nines, Not Three

Most silver bars stop at .999 fine. The Royal Canadian Mint takes this one to .9999, and that extra decimal is stamped right into the face. At 10 troy ounces, this size hits a middle ground stackers tend to prefer: enough weight to bring the premium down, small enough to sell a piece at a time. One extra nine, stamped into every bar.

A Roundel on One Face, a Field of Leaves on the Other

The front carries the Mint’s circular roundel, ROYAL CANADIAN MINT arcing above and MONNAIE ROYALE CANADIENNE beneath it in the Mint’s bilingual format, with 10 oz, 9999, and FINE SILVER struck below and a serial number pressed into a recessed panel near the base. The back is worked edge to edge in a repeating grid of the same maple leaf, struck across the full surface in a mix of matte and brighter finishes rather than one flat repeat. One face carries the roundel, the other carries the leaves.

The Serial Lives on the Bar Itself

This 10 oz silver bar ships in a protective plastic sleeve, with its serial number pressed directly into the metal rather than printed on a matched paper card the way some of RCM’s other bar formats work. The number is still the Mint’s own record of that individual bar. The number is struck in, part of the bar rather than a separate document.

Assayed to .9999, Backed by the Mint

Every bar weighs a full 10 troy ounces and assays at .9999 fine silver, a purity the Government of Canada stands behind. That fineness clears the IRS’s .995 minimum for a precious metals IRA with plenty of room to spare. Purity clears the IRA floor, well past what the rule requires.

Royal Canadian Mint 10 oz Silver Bar Specifications

Every bar holds 10 troy ounces of .9999 fine silver, stamped with its own serial number. Ten full ounces, .9999 fine, every bar. Full current specs are on the Specifications tab above.

Royal Canadian Mint 10 oz Silver Bar FAQ

Why is this bar .9999 fine instead of the usual .999?

The Royal Canadian Mint strikes its bars to a higher standard than most refiners bother with, and stamps the extra nine into the design itself. Four nines is standard, not an upgrade you pay extra for.

How can I confirm this bar is genuine?

Check the serial number pressed into the bar against your invoice or the mint’s own records. The number lives on the metal itself here, rather than on a matched paper document. Check the number, struck right into the bar.

Is the Royal Canadian Mint 10 oz Silver Bar IRA eligible?

Yes. At .9999 fine, it clears the IRS’s .995 minimum for a precious metals IRA by a wide margin. Eligibility isn’t a close call, given how far past the floor it sits.

What condition does it ship in?

New, straight from the Mint with no handling in between. Condition is new, not a numeric or third-party grade.

Does this bar ship with a matched paper card like some other RCM bars?

No. This 10 oz bar ships in a protective plastic sleeve, with its serial number struck directly into the metal instead of printed on a separate card. It’s struck in metal, not printed on paper.

Curious how RCM’s bars compare to their coins? Browse our full 10 oz Silver Bars selection.

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