Silver coins are a great way to hold physical silver and are an extremely popular investment across the precious metals asset class. To accommodate this demand, BullionStar stocks an extensive range of investment grade silver coins produced by the world’s most prestigious and best-known mints and refineries including Australia’s Perth Mint, the Royal Canadian Mint, Britain’s Royal Mint, the Austrian Mint, and the famous US Mint.
The most popular investment grade silver coins sold by BullionStar are exempt from Singapore’s Goods and Services Tax (GST), which means when you buy silver coins from BullionStar, you do not pay any GST. GST exemptions apply to:
The US Mint American Silver Eagle
RCM Silver Maple Leaf and some RCM Canadian Wildlife series silver coins
Perth Mint Silver Kangaroo, Silver Lunar, Silver Koala and Silver Kookaburra
The Austrian Mint Silver Philharmonic
Royal Mint Silver Britannia and the 2 oz and 10 oz Silver Queen's Beast silver coins
The Chinese Mint Silver Panda coin
The Mexican Silver Libertad coin
Investment grade silver bullion coins have a silver purity ranging from 0.999 to 0.9999, so they are essentially pure silver. Silver bullion coins are fabricated in a number of weight denominations with the most common weight being the 1 troy oz silver coin. The Chinese Silver panda coin is an exception as since 2013 it has been produced as a 30 gram coin (approximately 0.965 troy ounces). BullionStar’s best-selling silver coins include Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coins and Australian Silver Koala coins.
Some silver coins are produced in a wide range of weights, for example, the Perth Mint’s Silver Lunar is available in weights ranging from 1 kg, 10 ozs, 5 ozs to 2 ozs, while the Silver Koala and Silver Kookaburra are available as 1 kg and 10 oz silver coins. The Royal Mint’s Queens Beasts series of silver coins is produced in 2 oz and 10 oz weight denominations.
In general, premiums on large silver coins will lower than those on smaller silver coins, however, premiums on the popular 1 oz silver coins are generally low due to the high liquidity of the 1 oz coin size and the widespread demand for these coins.
Silver coins produced by the national mints such as the US Mint, Royal Canadian Mint and Royal Mint are legal tender in their country of issue. BullionStar also stocks a wide range of silver rounds, including an own brand BullioStar 1 oz silver round featuring iconic imagery from Singapore. Silver rounds are also exempt from Singapore’s Goods and Services (GST) tax.
1 oz round silver bullion bar featuring Singapore's famous landmark, the Merlion and Singapore's national flower, the Orchid.
The obverse of the round features the Merlion as well as the weight and the purity of the round. Singapore Tourism Board has granted BullionStar permission for this product with reference number: Merlion Symbol Approval MS-84/2017
The reverse of the round features Singapore's national flower, the Orchid. The weight and purity of the round is also inscribed together with the refinery mark of the refinery which may be either Asahi Refinery, Sichuan Tianze Precious Metals or Republic Metals Corporation, all of which are on the current or former LBMA good delivery list for silver.
Each round is minted in .9999 fine silver.
The low buy-sell spread of only 0.99 % applies for purchases of 2,000 or more rounds!
Britannia: warrior queen, watchful guardian, ruler of the seas. Little wonder then that the silver Britannia, with such a depth of history behind it, has been a popular choice with bullion investors ever since its introduction in 1997. The Britannia is struck in .999 fine silver since 2013.
Produced by The Perth Mint. The coin’s reverse features the classic red Kangaroo, surrounded by a radiating design. The coin’s obverse features Queen Elizabeth. Each coin is struck in 1 troy ounce of 99.99% pure silver. The coin is legal tender at AUD$1. Individual coins are delivered in coin flips, orders in increments of 25 are delivered in mint tubes and orders in increments of 250 are delivered in mini monster boxes.
Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint. Silver Maples have been produced since 1988 and are the most recognised silver bullion coin after Silver Eagles. The design features the maple leaf on the reverse with the queen on the obverse. The coins are produced based on demand and the mintage has increased significantly during the last years.
Produced by the Austrian Mint.The Silver Philharmonic is the first bullion coin denominated in Euros and Europe's only pure bullion coin being minted based on investment demand. Silver Philharmonics have been minted since 2008 and depict the Wiener Philharmoniker or Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
The 1 troy ounce South African Silver Krugerrand is produced by the Rand Refinery (RR). Rand Refinery is world famous for their mintage of the South African Gold Krugerrand, which has been minted since 1967 and at one point accounted for 90% of the global coin market.
The South African Silver Krugerrand bears the same image from its' gold counterpart. The reverse of the coin features a Springbok antelope, the national animal of South Africa, along with the year of minting, face value and Silver weight. The obverse of the coin features Paul Kruger, South Africa’s first president, along with “South Africa” in Afrikaans and English.
Each 1 oz South African Silver Krugerrand investment coin has a diameter of 38.7 mm and is produced from 99.9 % pure silver.
Produced by the United States Mint.Silver Eagles are the most minted and most popular silver bullion coin in the world. Silver Eagles have been minted since 1986. Silver Eagles have the classic design reproduced from the Walking Liberty half-dollar introduced in 1917. The symbolism of the eagle and the shield depict American strength and freedom.The content and weight of the Silver Eagles are officially guaranteed by the US government. Being the most recognized silver bullion coin around the world, the Silver Eagle is suitable for anyone that wishes to invest or diversify in real money, i.e. precious metals.
This 1 oz silver bullion coin from the Royal Mint is minted in 99.9% fine silver by Britain’s Royal Mint and celebrates British monarchy and heraldry.
The reverse of the coin features intricate detail of the current variation of the Royal Arms, with a quartered shield being supported by the Lion of England and the Unicorn of Scotland. This design is by Timothy Noad.
The obverse of the coin features a head portrait of the British monarch Queen Elizabeth II by chief engraver of the Royal Mint, Jody Clark.
The Royal Mint, established over 1,100 years ago, is Britain’s national mint and is fully owned by Her Majesty´s Treasury.
As an investment precious metal coin, the Royal Mint’s 1 oz silver bullion Royal Arms coin is exempt from Singapore’s GST, and will appeal to collectors and silver investors alike.
United Kingdom Silver Queen's Beast Completer 2021 - 2 oz
Manufacturer: The Royal Mint
Purity: .9999
Country: United Kingdom
This 2 oz 2021 silver bullion completer coin follows the conclusion of the wildly popular Queen's Beast Series and is minted in 99.99% fine silver.
The coin showcases all ten beasts that appeared in the Queen's Beasts coin series.
The Royal Mint in Llantrisant, South Wales, is one of the oldest mints in the world and is fully owned by Her Majesty's Treasury, part of the British Government.
Individual coins are delivered in coin flips, orders in increments of 10 coins are delivered in mint tubes, and orders in increments of 200 coins are delivered in original mint monster boxes.
2 oz Queen's Beast silver coin minted by the Royal Mint. The Queen's Beast is a series of ten coins in the newly released Queen's Beast Series, a series that features the heraldic beasts that stood guard at The Queen's coronation. Each 2 oz silver Queen's Beast is minted in .9999 fine silver. The Queen's Beast is legal tender at £5.
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