Unity In Liberty 10 oz Silver Bar (New)

Struck Edge to Edge, Not Just a Logo in the Corner

Most 10 oz bars carry a small stamped logo on an otherwise blank face. This one is fully struck on both sides, produced by Cut Saw, a Dallas-based private mint that specializes in custom, high-relief bullion for dealers, working from silver sourced through LBMA-accredited partners. Every bar still holds 10 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, at a bar-level premium despite the added detail.

A Fasces and a Serpent, Liberty and a Flag

One face centers on a fasces, a bound bundle of rods, with a serpent coiled around the shaft and olive branches spreading behind it, TEN TROY OUNCES and 999 FINE SILVER struck in relief below. The other carries Liberty standing forward, a sword held point-down in one hand and the American flag on a staff in the other, E PLURIBUS UNUM arcing overhead and a small shield reading IN GOD WE TRUST beside her. Both faces share the same hammered, high-relief texture and a raised border. Every square inch is struck, not just a corner stamp.

Old Symbols on a New Bar

The fasces has stood for strength through unity since Roman times and still shows up across American civic design. The serpent traces to a different, distinctly American lineage: colonial writers, Benjamin Franklin among them, described the snake as a symbol of vigilance and a warning against being tread on, the same imagery behind the Gadsden flag. Paired with the olive branch, the combination reads as readiness alongside a preference for peace. This design carries no individual identifying number; bars ship RF heat-sealed in PVC casing instead, sold singly or in sheets of ten. No number here, the sealed casing is the protection instead.

Purity Backed by LBMA-Sourced Silver

Cut Saw casts and strikes this bar from .999 fine silver sourced through its LBMA-accredited supply partners, the same purity floor investment-grade silver bars are held to industry-wide. At that fineness, the bar clears the IRS’s minimum for a precious metals IRA. This is a private mint’s bar, not a government issue, so it carries no face value or legal tender status, only its silver content and the mint’s own name behind it. The silver is LBMA-sourced, even though Cut Saw mints it independently.

Unity In Liberty 10 oz Silver Bar Specifications

Every bar holds 10 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, struck in high relief on both faces, sealed new in PVC casing. Ten full ounces, struck edge to edge. Full current specs are on the Specifications tab above.

Unity In Liberty 10 oz Silver Bar FAQ

Is this bar legal tender?

No. Cut Saw is a private mint, not a government one, so this bar carries no face value or legal tender status, only its silver content and the mint’s own reputation. No face value here, only the silver itself.

Why doesn’t this bar carry an identifying number?

It ships RF heat-sealed in PVC casing instead of a matched card, sold either individually or in sheets of ten. The seal itself is what confirms the bar hasn’t been opened or swapped. The seal does that job, checkable by whether it’s intact.

Is the Unity In Liberty 10 oz Silver Bar IRA eligible?

Yes. At .999 fine, it clears the IRS’s minimum for a precious metals IRA. Purity clears the floor, the standard every IRA silver product has to meet.

What do the fasces and serpent on this bar represent?

The fasces is a Roman symbol of strength through unity, still used across American civic design. The serpent draws on colonial-era writing, Benjamin Franklin’s among it, that cast the snake as a symbol of vigilance and self-defense, the same lineage behind the Gadsden flag. Two old symbols, paired on one modern bar.

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.

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