Cast silver bars are a popular choice among precious metals investors. More affordable than minted bars, easy to stack, and simple to store, cast silver bars have simple designs and showcase the finer points of craftsmanship that go into products that are largely manufactured by hand rather than through computer-automated processes. Provident Metals currently has the all-new 100 oz Silver Eagle Cast Bar available to you for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with protective shipping materials inside of a standard shipping box!
• Beautiful cast silver bar!
• Contains 100 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
• Obverse features the American bald eagle.
• Reverse has a blank field.

When you purchase these all-new 100 oz Silver Eagle Cast Bars, Provident Metals has each one available in brand-new condition from the mint. These cast silver bars are produced by a private mint in the United States of America. Each one is available as a cast produce and ships to you inside of a standard shipping box with protective materials around the bar to keep it safe during shipping and handling.

Obverse

For the obverse face of the 100 oz Silver Eagle Cast Bar, you will find an image of the American bald eagle. In this design, the eagle is shown swooping down to snatch up its prey in its talons. The eagle uses speed and stealth in hunting its prey, often circling overhead as it picks out a target. The bird then goes into a rapid descent to ambush its prey. As seen in this design, the eagle slows itself down for the strike by spreading its wings to the fullest extent while extending its talons to wrap its prey in a death grip from which it is not going to escape. Inscriptions at the base of the obverse field include 100 Ounce, .9999, and Fine Silver.

Reverse

There are no inscriptions or designs of any kind on the reverse face of 100 oz Silver Eagle Cast Bars. Each of these cast silver bars features rough, matte fields with smooth edges. The reverse field is left blank by the mint on purpose.

History

The American bald eagle has served as the official emblem of the country since 1792. The name bald eagle is misleading as the eagles are not actually bald. The name derives from ancient terminology that associated the word bald with white-headed. While the plumage of immature eagles is entirely brown, adult males and females have white tail feathers and white feathers throughout the head. Interestingly, the female of the species is 25% larger than the male.

Ordering

Provident Metals customer service is available to assist you at 800-313-3315. We can also answer your questions on the web using our live chat and email address features.