Selection

Top 5 Silver Investments

Five silver products chosen for the lowest premiums per ounce, reliable resale and recognition across European and international markets.

The Selection

01

LBMA certified refiners

1 kg Silver Bar

The reference format for accumulating silver weight. A kilo bar carries a far smaller premium than the equivalent in coins and stacks compactly, which matters once holdings reach several kilos.

  • Lowest premium per ounce
  • Stacks efficiently
  • 999 fine silver
  • Traded on every major market
02

Royal Canadian Mint

1 oz Silver Maple Leaf

At 999.9 fineness it is the purest mass-minted silver coin available. The mint's MintShield surface treatment was developed specifically to suppress the milk spotting that affects fine silver over time.

  • 999.9 fine silver
  • MintShield anti-tarnish finish
  • Canadian legal tender
  • Steady collector demand
03

The Royal Mint

1 oz Silver Britannia

The silver counterpart to the gold Britannia, struck in 999 fine silver with the same layered security features. Being UK legal tender, it is free of British capital gains tax for UK residents.

  • CGT exempt for UK residents
  • Surface animation and micro-text
  • 999 fine silver
  • Deep European secondary market
04

United States Mint

1 oz American Silver Eagle

The highest-volume silver bullion coin in the world, backed by the US government for weight and purity. Demand is strong enough that it usually resells quickly, though that same demand keeps its premium above the bar formats.

  • Highest trading volume of any silver coin
  • US legal tender, weight guaranteed
  • 999 fine silver
  • Sells on quickly
05

LBMA certified refiners

100 oz Silver Bar

The industry standard for larger holdings and the cheapest route to silver per ounce. Sold as a single unit, it suits vault storage rather than home storage and is best left in professional custody.

  • Lowest cost per ounce
  • Recognised trade standard
  • Individually serialised
  • Suited to vault storage

This is an editorial selection based on liquidity, premium and international recognition. It is not investment advice and no outcome is implied.