1 Kilo Silver Bar - Secondary Market

One kilogram — 1,000 grams, or 32.15 troy ounces of .999 fine silver. That is a little over two pounds, and roughly three times the silver in a 10 oz bar.

This is a secondary-market listing, so the refiner varies with what is in stock — commonly PAMP Suisse, Valcambi, Engelhard, or Johnson Matthey. Buying by weight rather than by brand is what keeps the premium low. If you want a specific refiner, see the PAMP Suisse listing or call (385) 442-9636 and we will tell you what we have.

The bar has been previously owned rather than shipped new from the refiner. Silver content and purity are identical to a new bar, but it may show minor handling marks and may or may not come with original assay packaging. You pay a lower premium as a result.

Premium per ounce. One kilo bar costs less per ounce than three 10 oz bars, and far less than 32 separate 1 oz coins, because there is one bar to pour, mark, and handle instead of many pieces. If your goal is accumulating silver by weight, larger bars are the efficient format.

Divisibility. You sell all 32 ounces at once rather than an ounce at a time, and fewer buyers can absorb a whole kilo than can buy a single coin. If you want the flexibility to sell in pieces, 10 oz bars or Silver Eagles cost more per ounce but move more easily.

It depends on the bar. Silver for a self-directed IRA must be .999 fine or better and produced by a national government mint or an accredited refiner. Because this is a secondary-market listing with varying brands, we cannot guarantee any particular bar will be accepted. If you are buying for an IRA, call first so we can confirm what is in stock, and check with your custodian.

Leave it in its assay packaging if it came with one, or store it in a capsule or sleeve. Silver tones over time with exposure to air and humidity. Do not clean or polish the bar — cleaning creates surface damage and does not add value.

A kilo bar weighs about 2.2 pounds, so it ships fully insured. Local pickup in Highland, Utah is available at no cost. Call or text before ordering if you have questions about delivery or want to arrange pickup.

Utah exempts investment-grade precious metals from sales tax. A silver bar purchased in Utah should not be subject to sales tax. Confirm with your dealer at the time of purchase.