Can You Share a Picture of Your Gold/Silver Bars?

Deathstar_69

Hi everyone! I’m curious to see the different types of gold and silver bars everyone here owns. Whether it's a classic gold bar or a unique silver piece, I’d love to see them. Feel free to share any interesting details about your bars, like the weight, purity, or where you got them. Let’s get some inspiration from each other

Goldminers

derryb

Downtown1974

USMC_6115

Best one I have! Paid about $100 for it before they went crazy!

carew4me

GoldFinger1969

Sorry, I'm into coins not bars.

Goldminers

This is a new purchase. I really like the symmetrical pour marks of this 40-year-old bar. I worked in the underground Idaho silver mines on each side of the Sunshine in the 70's. I will get it in hand after the Holidays and I can take a much better photo.

OnlyGoldIsMoney

Deathstar_69

Thank you for sharing your pictures

kimscotte524

recently purchased for Christmas.

mbogoman

Family portrait

TwoSides2aCoin

These 1000 oz bars are not my mine. I wish.

cohodk

Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

TwoSides2aCoin

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

cohodk

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

The numbers on the 1000oz bars go from 1 to 29 then skip to 36.

Inflation?

Wingsrule

Look at the #10 bar. Looks like they had a problem writing a zero vertically. But they nailed #20.

Wingsrule

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blitzdude

@cohodk said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

The numbers on the 1000oz bars go from 1 to 29 then skip to 36.

Inflation?

They also appear to be significantly underweight based on the numbers written on the top. BRICS bars perhaps? THKS!

JWP

I had a gold bar on my Christmas list. I guess Santa spent all his funds on the kids.

TwoSides2aCoin

A mountainous molehill from a Sharpie. Oh well….ya cant make this chit up. Or rather…. One has to.

rte592

@Wingsrule said:
Look at the #10 bar. Looks like they had a problem writing a zero vertically. But they nailed #20.

I venture to say that the person who numbered those did so I place and was Left Handed.

derryb

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

and school of stacking!

VanHalen

Just over 1/2 ounce total, 10g, 5g, 1g

dcarr

@blitzdude said:

@cohodk said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

The numbers on the 1000oz bars go from 1 to 29 then skip to 36.

Inflation?

They also appear to be significantly underweight based on the numbers written on the top. BRICS bars perhaps? THKS!

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Not BRICS bars.

They are your SLV bars (which diminish by half a percent every year).

PS:
How do you know that the written numbers are inaccurate ?

You likely do not realize it, but COMEX-compliant bars can range in weight from 900 troy oz to 1,100 troy oz.

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blitzdude

@dcarr said:

@blitzdude said:

@cohodk said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

The numbers on the 1000oz bars go from 1 to 29 then skip to 36.

Inflation?

They also appear to be significantly underweight based on the numbers written on the top. BRICS bars perhaps? THKS!

.

Not BRICS bars.

They are your SLV bars (which diminish by half a percent every year).

PS:
How do you know that the written numbers are inaccurate ?

You likely do not realize it, but COMEX-compliant bars can range in weight from 900 troy oz to 1,100 troy oz.

.

Because the OP stated they were 1000oz bars which at least the 5 on top are not. THKS!

TwoSides2aCoin

@blitzdude said:

@dcarr said:

@blitzdude said:

@cohodk said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

The numbers on the 1000oz bars go from 1 to 29 then skip to 36.

Inflation?

They also appear to be significantly underweight based on the numbers written on the top. BRICS bars perhaps? THKS!

.

Not BRICS bars.

They are your SLV bars (which diminish by half a percent every year).

PS:
How do you know that the written numbers are inaccurate ?

You likely do not realize it, but COMEX-compliant bars can range in weight from 900 troy oz to 1,100 troy oz.

.

Because the OP stated they were 1000oz bars which at least the 5 on top are not. THKS!

Because that’s what they’re sold as. But if the discussion is about weight and not silver or gold bars ….. have at it. Some of you people are so easily distracted.

PerryHall

@blitzdude said:

@dcarr said:

@blitzdude said:

@cohodk said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

The numbers on the 1000oz bars go from 1 to 29 then skip to 36.

Inflation?

They also appear to be significantly underweight based on the numbers written on the top. BRICS bars perhaps? THKS!

.

Not BRICS bars.

They are your SLV bars (which diminish by half a percent every year).

PS:
How do you know that the written numbers are inaccurate ?

You likely do not realize it, but COMEX-compliant bars can range in weight from 900 troy oz to 1,100 troy oz.

.

Because the OP stated they were 1000oz bars which at least the 5 on top are not. THKS!

Virtually every 1000 oz bar is a poured bar that is either a little more or a little less than 1000 oz with the exact weight marked on the bar with a magic marker.

blitzdude

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@blitzdude said:

@dcarr said:

@blitzdude said:

@cohodk said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

The numbers on the 1000oz bars go from 1 to 29 then skip to 36.

Inflation?

They also appear to be significantly underweight based on the numbers written on the top. BRICS bars perhaps? THKS!

.

Not BRICS bars.

They are your SLV bars (which diminish by half a percent every year).

PS:
How do you know that the written numbers are inaccurate ?

You likely do not realize it, but COMEX-compliant bars can range in weight from 900 troy oz to 1,100 troy oz.

.

Because the OP stated they were 1000oz bars which at least the 5 on top are not. THKS!

Because that’s what they’re sold as. But if the discussion is about weight and not silver or gold bars ….. have at it. Some of you people are so easily distracted.

Sounds like a typical gutter stacker. Gee, why pay and receive 1000oz when I can pay for 1000 and receive 932. LOL. I like my metals full weight. No underweight gutter bars for me. I'll stick with the SLV RGDS!

TwoSides2aCoin

@blitzdude said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@blitzdude said:

@dcarr said:

@blitzdude said:

@cohodk said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

The numbers on the 1000oz bars go from 1 to 29 then skip to 36.

Inflation?

They also appear to be significantly underweight based on the numbers written on the top. BRICS bars perhaps? THKS!

.

Not BRICS bars.

They are your SLV bars (which diminish by half a percent every year).

PS:
How do you know that the written numbers are inaccurate ?

You likely do not realize it, but COMEX-compliant bars can range in weight from 900 troy oz to 1,100 troy oz.

.

Because the OP stated they were 1000oz bars which at least the 5 on top are not. THKS!

Because that’s what they’re sold as. But if the discussion is about weight and not silver or gold bars ….. have at it. Some of you people are so easily distracted.

Sounds like a typical gutter stacker. Gee, why pay and receive 1000oz when I can pay for 1000 and receive 932. LOL. I like my metals full weight. No underweight gutter bars for me. I'll stick with the SLV RGDS!

Really ? Your reading comprehension is abysmal. The post clearly states they were not my bars and you along with a few of your sidekicks honestly miss the point of most (PM) threads.

blitzdude

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@blitzdude said:
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Sounds like a typical gutter stacker. Gee, why pay and receive 1000oz when I can pay for 1000 and receive 932. LOL. I like my metals full weight. No underweight gutter bars for me. I'll stick with the SLV RGDS!

Really ? Your reading comprehension is abysmal. The post clearly states they were not my bars and you along with a few of your sidekicks honestly miss the point of most (PM) threads.

@TwoSides2aCoin said:
These 1000 oz bars are not my mine. I wish.

You can't make this stuff up. RGDS!

Wingsrule

They are always sold as actual weight.

PerryHall

@Wingsrule said:
They are always sold as actual weight.

The one's I've seen have the actual weight marked on them to the tenth of an ounce using a marker. All bullion dealers always charge based on the actual weight and to think otherwise is just plain foolish.

dcarr

@blitzdude said:

@dcarr said:

@blitzdude said:

@cohodk said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@cohodk said:
Must have gone to the derryb school of counting. Lol

Of whom do you infer ?

The numbers on the 1000oz bars go from 1 to 29 then skip to 36.

Inflation?

They also appear to be significantly underweight based on the numbers written on the top. BRICS bars perhaps? THKS!

.

Not BRICS bars.

They are your SLV bars (which diminish by half a percent every year).

PS:
How do you know that the written numbers are inaccurate ?

You likely do not realize it, but COMEX-compliant bars can range in weight from 900 troy oz to 1,100 troy oz.

.

Because the OP stated they were 1000oz bars which at least the 5 on top are not. THKS!

.

Yes, the OP would have been more accurate in stating "1000-oz class" bars than literal "1,000-oz" bars.
Regardless, five of these 900+ troy-oz silver bars will satisfy one COMEX 5,000-oz contract.

A specific COMEX 5,000-troy-oz silver contract does not have specific bars allocated to it. This is obviously the case since there are far more paper contracts on COMEX then there is actual silver bars held by COMEX.

If physical delivery of a contract is made, the final settlement money will take into account the actual (exact) weight of the bars delivered. So nobody is actually transacting a 932 troy oz bar with a payment based on 1,000-oz.

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TwoSides2aCoin

@blitzdude said:

@TwoSides2aCoin said:

@blitzdude said:
» show previous quotes
Sounds like a typical gutter stacker. Gee, why pay and receive 1000oz when I can pay for 1000 and receive 932. LOL. I like my metals full weight. No underweight gutter bars for me. I'll stick with the SLV RGDS!

Really ? Your reading comprehension is abysmal. The post clearly states they were not my bars and you along with a few of your sidekicks honestly miss the point of most (PM) threads.

@TwoSides2aCoin said:
These 1000 oz bars are not my mine. I wish.

You can't make this stuff up. RGDS!

I’m so sorry, your Highness. Perhaps I should assign them an HK number , like “So Called Dollars” in numismatics ….. “So called” 1000 oz bars. Again….. molehill is to mountain what bars are to saloons. You knew they were referred to as 1000 ouncers, or didn’t you ? Obviously not, since you preferred to make a sidetracked spectacle out of them. Moving right along children.

rte592

Because the OP stated they were 1000oz bars which at least the 5 on top are not. THKS!

Yes, the OP would have been more accurate in stating "1000-oz class" bars than literal "1,000-oz" bars.

Some of us can read between the lines or Assume what the OP was saying...others need to discuss

asheland

My latest bar. Exactly 1/20th of a 1000 oz

asheland

And I verified it, too.