Silver (Ag)

Every certified silver coin in the assay house catalog, in .999 fine silver and — for the classic US issues — 90% silver.

The strongest holdings are the Mexican Libertads, where onza-denominated 1 oz, 2 oz and 5 oz strikes come from a mint that sets production against demand rather than schedule, and the Chinese silver Pandas, where the annual redesign makes date-collecting the point. Alongside them: Perth Mint silver Lunars including colorized, gilt and privy-mark variants, American Silver Eagles, Peace dollars in both eras, Morgan dollars, and world silver from Cuba and Iran.

Silver is the metal where grading matters most. Surfaces mark and tone readily, so the difference between MS 69 and MS 70 populations is often an order of magnitude — and toned examples, where the toning is attractive enough to earn a designation, trade on their own terms.

Each listing is a single certified coin with its certification number stated.