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Bullion Bar

GET the Purest Silver Bars of various denominations.

Value Added Investment Bars
Value Added Investment Bars refer to precious metal bars, such as gold or silver, that have undergone additional processing or enhancements beyond standard bullion bars. These enhancements can include unique designs, serialized numbering.
Silver Coins
Silver coins are minted pieces of currency made primarily from gold, valued both for their precious metal content and historical or collector significance. These coins often national symbols, serving as tangible assets for investors and collectors alike.

Major Characteristics

  • Silver (Chemical Symbol-Ag) is a brilliant grey-white metal that is soft and malleable.
  • Silver has unique properties such as its strength, malleability, ductility, electrical and thermal conductivity, sensitivity, high reflectance of light, and reactivity.
  • The main source of silver is in lead ore, although it can also be found associated with copper, zinc and gold and produced as a by-product of base metal mining activities.
  • Secondary silver sources include coin melt, scrap recovery, and dis-hoarding from countries where export is restricted. Secondary sources are price sensitive.

Factors Influencing the Market

  • Economic events such as national industrial growth, global financial crisis, recession, and inflation affect metal prices.
  • Commodity-specific events such as the construction of new production facilities or processes, unexpected mine or plant closures, or industry restructuring, all affect metal prices.
  • Governments set trade policy (implementation or suspension of taxes, penalties, and quotas) that affect supply by regulating (restricting or encouraging) material flow.
  • Geopolitical events involving governments or economic paradigms and armed conflict can cause major changes.
  • A faster growth in demand against supply often leads to a drop in stocks with the government and investors.
  • Silver demand is underpinned by the demand from jewellery and silverware, industrial applications, and overall industrial growth.
  • In UAE, the real industrial demand occupies a small share in the total industrial demand of silver. This is in sharp contrast to most developed economies.