1 Kilo Silver Bars

Each kilo silver bar comes from recognized LBMA-approved refiners and is stamped with the refiner’s hallmark, weight, and purity.

A 1 kilo silver bar weighs 1,000 grams, or approximately 32.15 troy ounces. Dimensions vary by refiner, but most kilo bars are about 4 to 5 inches long, 2 to 3 inches wide, and 1 inch thick.

A 1 kilo silver bar typically contains .999 or .9999 fine silver, meaning it is at least 99.9 percent pure silver. Each bar is stamped with its weight, purity, and refiner hallmark.

Monex sources silver bars from well-established refiners including recognized global manufacturers, Johnson Matthey, and other reputable refiners that meet industry standards for purity and quality.

Yes. Monex buys and sells investment-grade silver bars, even if they weren’t purchased through us. Call an Account Representative for a current bid (subject to market conditions). After your bar is received and verified, settlement is issued promptly.

Monex offers 1 kilo silver bars for sale online or by contacting one of our knowledgeable Account Representatives. Monex account representatives are available between 5:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Pacific time each Monday through Friday (except national holidays) and on many weekends.

Placing Orders by Phone:

Once you have decided on the quantity of silver bars to purchase, your Monex account representative will assist you in executing your order over the phone. Upon your acknowledgement, your selected purchase and silver price will be confirmed on a voice-recorded line, and a written confirmation will be sent to you with the details of your order.

Payment may be made after you place your order, but it must be initiated on the same day of purchase, which means you must mail or wire funds on the same day as your transaction. You can have your metal shipped to your home, made available for pickup at over 30 facilities across the U.S. and Canada, or have your metal delivered to a bank or depository for storage.

1 kilo silver bars are commonly used by investors looking to accumulate physical silver incrementally. Their size provides a balance between cost per ounce and overall purchase size, which can be useful when building a long-term position.

Large precious metals transactions may be subject to IRS reporting requirements based on existing regulations and may apply when metals are sold back to a dealer.

Investors should consult a tax professional for guidance as reporting thresholds and requirements vary.

A 1 kilo silver bar is a mid-range option between smaller bars and 100 oz bars in both size and cost. Investors receive more silver in a single purchase than with 10 oars without committing to the larger size of a 100 oz bar. Pricing per ounce is typically lower than smaller bars, while the size remains easier to handle than larger-format bars.

For those who appreciate how precious metals can enhance investment returns while mitigating volatility and risk in a portfolio, it is recommended that a minimum of 10% of an investment portfolio be allocated to precious metals, including silver.

However, investors often purchase more when economic or geopolitical uncertainty in the markets and around the world rises. To learn more about buying silver and silver investing, be sure to visit our "Expert Views on Silver" section.

While larger bars typically carry lower premium percentages and therefore a lower cost per ounce, there are some disadvantages to investing in the largest bar you can afford. Firstly, and possibly most importantly, they cannot be divided should you need to sell a portion. Secondly, it can be more challenging to ship the largest bars. Thirdly, you may require an assay to sell your larger format bullion bar which could significantly delay liquidation.

For over 50 years, the Monex group of companies has been dedicated to bringing precious metals investments to all Americans. We strive to make our customers understand that personal service and depository delivery of precious metals is a labor of love for us.

Monex Deposit Company has earned its position as one of America’s trusted names in silver and other precious metals for a variety of reasons, including the following:

• More than $70 billion in customer transactions
• Our large and dedicated staff of precious metals professionals
• A two-way buy-and-sell marketplace
• Extended trading day hours from 5:30 am to 4:30 pm PST
• Low premiums and competitive pricing

Monex is ready, willing, and eager to become your preferred source for the finest precious metals products and services. Feel free to call us today to learn more about the 1 Kilo Silver Bars for sale at Monex.

Investors and experts have often recommended that 10% to 20% of an investor's assets should be invested in precious metals but the reasons for investing don't stop there. Throughout history, precious metals, including silver, have been a solid hedge against a declining U.S. dollar. While silver has experienced more volatility in the past, compared to gold, silver is still a solid investment.

Yes, 1 Kilo Silver Bullion Bars are IRA-approved silver products and can be added to your silver IRA. Please contact a knowledgeable Monex account representative for details on how to establish a precious metals IRA.

To add IRA-eligible Kilo Silver Bars to an IRA, you will work directly with an IRS-approved custodian to establish and fund your IRA account. Your Account Representative will connect you with a custodian upon request.

Once your IRA is funded, Monex executes the purchase at your direction and arranges insured delivery to an approved depository in the custodian’s name, as required for IRA holdings.

Yes. Kilo silver bars often carry lower premiums per ounce than smaller bars as production and distribution costs are spread out over more silver. Premiums include these costs as well as varying market conditions, availability, and dealer pricing at the time of purchase.

As a commodity, the price of silver fluctuates from minute to minute throughout the day and from day to day throughout the week. The current price of silver is the result of all buyers and sellers across the globe meeting at transaction prices, according to combined supply and demand forces. The availability of silver supplies from mines, scrap recovery, government stockpile disposals, and investor liquidations, versus demand from industrial uses, jewelry, and silverware fabrication, as well as investor acquisitions, is the primary driver of silver’s worldwide market prices.

Today, the factors most notably influencing silver prices are:

1. The unparalleled degree of geopolitical uncertainty makes silver an exceptional investment alternative.
2. Ever-increasing industrial uses due to silver’s unique reflective and conductive properties, especially in batteries and electronics.
3. Growth in demand for medical applications using silver as a more organic antibiotic agent for germicide and disinfectant purposes.
4. The loss in silver demand from the declining film photography sector. However significant, declining photography demand is partially replaced by incredible demand from electronics as film’s replacement.
5. One sector with exceptional potential is the ‘photovoltaic’ necessity of silver in solar panels, which could see phenomenal global growth.

Silver coins are often considered more aesthetically pleasing as they are usually designed with intricate and meaningful depictions. Though silver kilo bullion does not contain striking imagery, solid pure silver ingots are impressive in their own right and a welcomed addition to a precious metals portfolio. 32.15 ounces of pure silver bullion and 1-kilo coins may have the same intrinsic value, but investment-grade silver coins trade at a premium because of certain features like unique designs and being legal tender. Silver bullion bars are often the investment of choice because the owner buys more silver for a given amount purchased.

Silver bar investors should consider that when one desires to liquidate their 1 kilo silver bars for cash, exiting the investment is as important as entering the transaction. A true two-way market with sizable transaction volume offers investors the ability to both purchase and sell their metal at very competitive prices. Monex Deposit Company has executed over $70 billion in physical customer precious metals transactions. For more information on selling precious metals to Monex, call us or visit our How to Sell Precious Metals page.

Whether you choose to have your metal delivered to your home or stored in a depository custodian's vault, the option is yours. Monex can arrange for investors to store unlimited amounts of silver in a secure third-party depository, such as Brinks or any other depository we work with.

In addition to the gained comfort and satisfaction of knowing that your investment is safely guarded according to industry standards, stored metal provides the benefit of being able to liquidate your investment quickly. You may direct Monex to ship your fully paid metal investment at any time.

Almost every investment in physical metal is unique. For this reason, calculating shipping timing for a unique silver purchase is not a universal answer. The delivery of your metal is dependent on several factors, including the quantity of metal, the time of your purchase, and other relevant details.

On average, physical metal will leave the shipping facility two to five days after confirmed, reliable good funds are received. Upon receipt of payment and confirmation of reliable good funds, Monex will direct one of its independent shipping facilities to package and assign it to either USPS or UPS for delivery. You will then receive an email or a telephone notification of your shipment’s tracking number.

During periods of extremely high shipping volume, you will be notified if any delays are anticipated. Call a Monex account representative to learn more about estimated shipping times for your unique investment.

All silver bar shipments to you are insured against loss or damage in transit, whether delivered to your home or to a depository. If you decide to have your 1 Kilo Silver Bars delivered to and stored by a bank/depository, it remains fully insured while in storage as well.