This hand poured 1 oz Silver Bar from Mutiny Metals shows the uniqueness of the craft as it cures there is a single stamp made at the crucial moment to make it set.

The Crew 5 oz Silver Bar - a bar that has the look of being under the sea for hundreds of years. Toned in greens, oranges, purples and gray. No two bars look the same. All bars are made of the finest .999 fine silver. 

Molon Labe, meaning “come and take it” is a traditional Greek phrase expressing defiance, believed to be spoken by the Spartan King Leonidas when the Persian armies demanded the surrender of their weapons. The expression is commemorated in this one-ounce silver art medal. Contains: 1 Troy Ounce .999 Fine Silver Obverse: The Detailed depiction of Soldier in Spartan regalia kneeling on the corpses of the enemy while holding a shield in his left hand and a spear in his right while being showered with arrows from the enemy forces, and the words “MOLON LABE” around the top. Reverse: Intaglio Mint logo set on radial burst surrounded by stippled border reading “ONE TROY OUNCE” above and “.999 FINE SILVER” below on textured background, flanked by 4 bullet points on each side.

This is a limited edition 1 oz Silver .999 fine bar. There will be a limited quantity on these so get them while they last!

Coin Contains: 2 Troy Ounce .999 Fine Silver Obverse: The detailed underwater depiction of a Mermaid, centered, with two additional Mermaids to the left and right, with a shipwreck in the background, and a bed of skulls and ship parts in the foreground. “THE MERMAID,” across the top circumference. Reverse: Intaglio Mint logo set on radial burst surrounded by stippled border reading “ONE TROY OUNCE” above and “.999 FINE SILVER” below on textured background, flanked by 4 bullet points on each side.

Molon Labe, meaning “come and take it” is a traditional Greek phrase expressing defiance, believed to be spoken by the Spartan King Leonidas when the Persian armies demanded the surrender of their weapons. The expression is commemorated in this one-ounce silver art medal. Contains: 2 Troy Ounce .999 Fine Silver Obverse: The detailed depiction of Soldier in Spartan regalia with a spear in hand and shield raised, facing an overwhelming number of enemy forces, many of which are perched upon large pachyderms. “MOLON LABE” around the bottom circumference. Reverse: Intaglio Mint logo set on radial burst surrounded by stippled border reading “ONE TROY OUNCE” above and “.999 FINE SILVER” below on textured background, flanked by 4 bullet points on each side.

Proud to have partnered with Mutiny Metals, the custom hand poured .999 fine 3 oz Captain Cut Silver Bar gives a perfect example of what many kids dreamed of being as an adult! GMRgold is the exclusive vendor of the Mutiny Metals Silver Captain Cuts Bar..

J61 – Name on Base / Starry Reverse / Reeded Edge Minted from 1836 to 1839, the Gobrecht Dollar was the first silver dollar produced for circulation since the denomination had officially been discontinued in 1806. To determine if the reintroduced silver dollar denomination would be well received by the public, the Gobrecht Dollar was struck in small numbers. Contains: 2 oz. Troy of .999 Fine Silver Obverse: The head of Liberty with thirteen stars along the top circumference, and the word LIBERTY below. Reverse: Traditional laurel wreath and fasces encircle the outer circumference, with the words “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” above and below the inner circle of the wreath, and TWO TROY OUNCES in the center, with the hallmark below. The date is located at the bottom center.