Highland Mint has built a solid reputation in the U.S. private mint sector, and their Walking Liberty 10 oz silver bar is one of their more recognized products. It pairs one of the most celebrated designs in American numismatic history with a substantial ten troy ounces of 999+ fine silver, delivering a bar that appeals to stackers building serious weight and collectors drawn to the Walking Liberty motif. Each bar arrives new, made in the U.S.A.
Key Features:
- Purity: 999+ fine silver
- Weight: 10 troy ounces
- Obverse: Circular Walking Liberty medallion at top center — Liberty in full stride, flag draped over her shoulders, arm extended; bold numeral “10” below the medallion; “Ten Troy Ounces” above the numeral; “FINE SILVER 999+” below; recessed rectangular cartouche reading “Made in U.S.A.” at base
- Reverse: Full-surface diamond crosshatch pattern — repeating grid of raised diamond shapes covering the entire bar face; rounded corners
The obverse is organized around the Walking Liberty cameo medallion positioned at the top of the bar. The design reproduces Adolph Weinman’s classic composition — Liberty strides left in full figure, the American flag draped across her shoulders and billowing behind, her right arm extended forward and upward. The medallion format gives the image a coin-like presentation set against the bar’s flat field, referencing the original 1916–1947 Walking Liberty Half Dollar that later inspired the American Silver Eagle. Below the medallion, the large bold “10” numeral anchors the center of the bar, flanked above and below by weight and purity text in clean stamped lettering. The “Made in U.S.A.” cartouche sits in a recessed panel at the base, a detail consistent with Highland Mint’s domestic production standard.
The reverse takes a purely textural approach. A repeating grid of raised diamond shapes covers the bar’s entire back face, arranged in tight rows that run corner to corner. The pattern creates a consistent play of light across the surface and serves the same practical function as crosshatch texturing on other private mint bars — reducing the visual impact of handling marks and giving the reverse a finished, considered appearance rather than a plain blank field.
At ten troy ounces, this bar represents a meaningful single-piece silver position at a premium structure that typically undercuts equivalent weight in coins or rounds. No assay card is included, standard for Highland Mint bars at this size. Add one to your cart today.




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