Engelhard silver ingots were my 'gateway drug' into the vintage collectible silver market. I say 'drug' because this IS A SICKNESS! I started off by looking up every single Engelhard ingot I wasn't familar

I am sure it has been very obvious I have significant interest in the collectible vintage silver market. I try and evaluate my position and revisit previous experiences that ultimately led me to where

I want to keep the Steemit Community up to date on the latest suggested readings at www.Allengelhard.com. Every couple weeks they published a new article. The topics are random but ALWAYS pertain to the

I want to keep the Steemit Community up to date on the latest suggested readings at www.Allengelhard.com. Every couple weeks they published a new article. The topics are random but ALWAYS pertain to the

There is something about the smaller ingots that attract the hardcore collectors. It's a tough scenario for some people to understand. Why would someone pay $500 an ounce? When they could pay $40 an oz

I want to keep the Steemit Community up to date on the latest suggested readings at www.Allengelhard.com. Every couple weeks they published a new article. The topics are random but ALWAYS pertain to the

One of the most iconic counter stamps displayed on Engelhard ingots is no other then UNITED. United Refining and Smelting of Franklin Park, Illinois. Established in 1950 they served as a full service and

US Mint silver ingots have some amazing history tied to them. Attached to that history is a strong collectable demand. It's hard to describe the crude feel of these ingots. It's truly a one of a kind

I came across an interesting website today. It was sent to my by a good friend and fellow collector. I have been on A LOT of precious metals websites. All the major bullion dealers, forum websites, and

I want to keep the Steemit Community up to date on the latest suggested readings at www.Allengelhard.com. Every couple weeks they published a new article. The topics are random but ALWAYS pertain to the

I have mentioned a few times here on Steemit that I collect SMITHS silver ingots. As far as history goes. They had a location in Nemo, Texas. I assume production took place the late 1970s. I have been

Well it finally came in! As I am finding out text books seem to take longer to ship then silver ingots. Today, I recieved a historical text book titled, "Anatomy Of An Ingot." It was written

Cincinatti silver ingots also known as "Cinci" ingots have been one of the biggest break out ingots of 2018. I greatly enjoy monitoring the market to see what is selling heavy and what is selling

I have read a couple articles recently that provide a detailed description of the auction @raybrockman hosted on the steemsilvergold discord channel. If for some reason you live under a rock. @Raybrockman

I have made it my personal mission to expose an ACTIVE counterfeiter by the name of KYLE ANSTATIOU. Local to Hamilton, Ontario.. Canada. This is an UPDATE to the previous articles I have posted here on

The goal in any investment is to beat the trend by getting in early. This same perspective carries over into the vintage collectible silver market. I am constantly on the look out for what could be the

Engelhard is where I discovered my passion for silver ingots. There was a time when that is all I would buy. There is just something about the quality of thier work! The true pioneer in the precious metals

I have always found it difficult to find reliable, well documented reading material regarding silver ingots. I have seen many smaller types of catalogs. Where photos of documented examples are displayed.

I believe it makes sense to do an immediate follow up article to the recent discussion of "The Franklin Hoard" involving John J. Ford Jr. This is major history in the world of numismatics. I

Before we dig into this article I want to make it known that this silver ingot is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITES. This is the first time that I have ever posted a photo of this silver ingot on the internet.