10 oz Engelhard Gold Standard Pressed Silver Bar (Serial Number)

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10 oz Engelhard Gold Standard Pressed Silver Bar (Serial Number)

Among the most respected names in the bullion industry, Engelhard remains a hallmark of quality and trust. Although Engelhard is no longer manufacturing precious metals, its legacy lives on through the bars still actively traded on the secondary market. At various points, Engelhard also produced bullion on behalf of other companies, including the Gold Standard Corporation. Today, the 10 oz Engelhard Gold Standard Pressed Silver Bar is available.

Bar Highlights:

• Comes with protective plastic packaging!
• Manufactured by Engelhard for the Gold Standard Corporation!
• Pressed silver bar!
• Includes an individual serial number!
• Contains 10 Troy oz of .999+ pure silver.
• Obverse features Gold Standard branding and identifying hallmarks.
• Reverse remains blank.

Pressed or minted silver bars are produced using a distinct method from poured or cast bars, beginning not with molten silver but with pre-formed “blanks”—smooth, undecorated pieces of metal shaped like bars or coins. These blanks are placed into a high-pressure machine equipped with a die that contains the desired design. When stamped, the die imprints the design onto the blank, creating a finished silver round or bar. This process often results in bars with more intricate details and a polished, high-gloss finish. Since the method does not involve melting the silver, pressed bars are typically more cost-effective to produce than their poured counterparts.

All 10 oz Engelhard Gold Standard Pressed Silver Bars are housed in protective plastic. These bars were made in the United States by Engelhard for the Gold Standard Corporation. These pressed silver bars have refined visuals and well-formed edges.

The obverse of each Engelhard Gold Standard Pressed Silver Bar is stamped with the Gold Standard Corporation logo, a bullion brand founded in 1977 by Conrad J. Braun in Kansas City. Beneath the emblem, you’ll find a unique serial number, along with inscriptions denoting the bar’s weight, purity, and metal content. The reverse of each bar is left blank.