What Refinery Makes Your 10 oz and 100 oz Bars? Are They LBMA Listed?

Two APMEX branded silver bars in front of a metallic patterned background.

Who Produces APMEX 10 oz and 100 oz Bars?

The APMEX brand 10 oz silver bars and 100 oz bars are produced by 9Fine Mint right in the heart of Oklahoma. As 9Fine Mint, we’ve introduced high-quality silver products that meet the standard you have come to expect from APMEX at a competitive price.

Are the APMEX 10 oz and 100 oz silver bars LBMA listed?

The London Precious Metals Market (LBMA) might be best known for its international updates on the spot price of precious metals. Their gold and silver spot prices are the global benchmarks for unallocated gold and silver delivered in London. In 1750, the Bank of England established a Good Delivery list to develop a standard for the gold bars that were stored there. This list is now managed by the LBMA.

Loco London Market is where gold and silver to be traded are held. The standards for the market are in place to ensure that all the precious metals products on-site carry the same value per metal. These standards facilitate easy trade between parties. For consideration in the Loco London, gold bars must be .995 fine and weigh 400 troy ounces. Silver bars must weigh 1,000 troy ounces and have a fineness of .999.

Our 10 oz and 100 oz silver bars meet the fineness standards of the LMBA, but 9Fine Mint does not produce a 1,000 oz silver bar or a 400 oz gold bar.

Investing in Silver Bars

When choosing silver bars, it’s important to know the quality and origin of your investment. Our 10 oz and 100 oz silver bars are known for their consistent purity and craftsmanship. These bars are a reliable choice for those looking to invest in substantial silver weight. If you are seeking larger silver products, our 100 oz silver bars are an excellent option. They offer a practical way to hold significant quantities of silver and are available at competitive prices. Explore our 100 oz silver APMEX bar collection to find the perfect addition to your investment portfolio.

Quick Guides to Investing

Step 1:

Why Buy Physical Gold and Silver?

If you are concerned about the volatility of the stock market, you’re not alone. The extreme highs and lows of the stock market often lead investors towards safe-haven assets, like bullion. Historically, the Precious Metals market has an inverse relationship with the stock market, meaning that when stocks are up, bullion is down and vice versa.

Step 2:

How Much Gold and Silver Should You Have?

This question is one of the most important for investors to answer. After all, experts suggest limits on how much of any types of investments should go into a portfolio. After deciding to purchase and own Precious Metals and considering how much money to allocate, one can then think about how much and what to buy at any point in time.

Step 3:

Which Precious Metals Should I Buy?

With the frequent changes in the market and countless Precious Metal products available, choosing investments can be difficult. Some want Gold or Silver coins, rounds or bars while others want products that are valuable because of their design, mintage or other collectible qualities. Also, collectors may shop for unique sets and individual pieces for their collections.

Step 4:

When to Buy Gold & Silver

After considering why, how much, and what Precious Metals products to buy, an investor’s next step is when to buy them. This decision requires an understanding of market trends and the impact of economic factors on precious metal prices.

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