Some of the most popular one-ounce silver bars are pressed or minted bars. They are made from silver sheets and stamped with the design. Most are made of .999 fine silver. Silver bars are produced by mints such as Engelhard, Sunshine Mint, Silvertown, and Golden State Mint.
These silver bars were produced by the Lincoln Treasury First National Mint and Trust. It is a private mint promoted by Mary Ellen Withrow, The 40th Treasure of the United States of America, Emeritus.
They are Last Name Silver Bars. I ordered them when I was looking for the appropriate 2025 Hive Silver Bar. Unfortunately, it didn't happen.
I bought these bars in the early part of this year (or last year; I've forgotten when I purchased them already). They were packed neatly in a box, which I thought was great, because you can just leave it on top of your desk and forget about it... which I did!
I stack for weight using 1 oz pressed or casted silver bars, and I collect hand-poured and art bars. Either way, 1 oz silver bars are easy to grow your stack a piece at a time.
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