Buy Silver Bullion & Coins in Jacksonville, FL

The American Silver Eagle is the coin that built American silver stacking as we know it today, and it's far and away the most requested silver coin at our Jacksonville shop. Authorized under the Liberty Coin Act of 1985, the first Silver Eagle was struck at the San Francisco Mint in October 1986. Its obverse is Adolph Weinman's “Walking Liberty,” one of the most graceful coin designs America has produced.

Each coin is struck in 99.9% fine silver and weighs a full troy ounce. We sell them in tubes of 20 — the Mint's standard roll size, and the most common way Jacksonville customers buy Silver Eagles when they want more than a coin or two but aren't ready for a full monster box.

American Silver Eagle tubes are in stock at King Philip Coin, available for in-person purchase and payment right now. Online ordering is on its way but isn't live yet — until it is, the choice is yours.

The American Silver Eagle is the coin that built American silver stacking as we know it today, and it's far and away the most requested silver coin at our Jacksonville shop. Authorized under the Liberty Coin Act of 1985, the first Silver Eagle was struck at the San Francisco Mint in October 1986. Its obverse is Adolph Weinman's “Walking Liberty,” one of the most graceful coin designs America has produced.

Each coin is struck in 99.9% fine silver and weighs a full troy ounce. A monster box holds 500 coins — the standard case size the Mint itself ships in, and the size Jacksonville buyers and local investors ask for when they're building a real silver position rather than picking up a handful of coins.

American Silver Eagle monster boxes are in stock at King Philip Coin, available for in-person purchase and payment right now. Online ordering is on its way but isn't live yet — until it is, the choice is yours.

The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Silver Maple Leaf in 1988, and it's been the go-to alternative for Jacksonville buyers who want a Silver Eagle's purity philosophy but prefer the Maple Leaf's cleaner, more minimalist look. It's struck to .9999 fine — a full nine-fine purer than the American Silver Eagle's 99.9% standard.

A 1 oz coin weighs 31.11 grams. We sell them in tubes of 25 — the Royal Canadian Mint's standard tube size, a step up from a handful of loose coins without committing to a full monster box.

King Philip Coin can source Canadian Silver Maple Leaf tubes for you now, with in-person pickup and payment available today. Online purchasing isn't live yet but is coming soon — the choice is yours in the meantime.

The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Silver Maple Leaf in 1988, and it's been the go-to alternative for Jacksonville buyers who want a Silver Eagle's purity philosophy but prefer the Maple Leaf's cleaner, more minimalist look. It's struck to .9999 fine — a full nine-fine purer than the American Silver Eagle's 99.9% standard.

A monster box holds 500 coins, the Royal Canadian Mint's standard case size — the size Jacksonville buyers reach for when they're building real silver position rather than buying a few coins at a time.

King Philip Coin can source Canadian Silver Maple Leaf monster boxes for you now, with in-person pickup and payment available today. Online purchasing isn't live yet but is coming soon — the choice is yours in the meantime.

The Mexican Silver Libertad has a reputation among serious stackers as one of the purest, most consistently well-struck silver coins in the world — struck by the Casa de Moneda de México, one of the oldest mints in the Americas, dating back to 1535. The modern bullion version launched in 1982 at .999 fine silver, and the design has stayed remarkably consistent since: Mexico's Winged Victory on the obverse, the national coat of arms on the reverse.

Libertads are struck in noticeably lower mintages than American or Canadian coins, which has made them a favorite with collectors as well as stackers. We sell them in tubes of 25.

We can source Mexican Silver Libertad tubes for Jacksonville customers now, with in-person pickup and payment available today. Online ordering is coming soon — the choice is yours in the meantime.

A silver round is privately minted rather than struck by a government mint — no national design, no face value, and no collector premium, just .999 fine silver at the lowest possible cost over spot. For buyers who want the most silver for their money and don't care about a particular coin's design or mint of origin, rounds are usually the answer — the silver equivalent of our generic gold bars.

We sell them in tubes of 20, a convenient, stackable quantity for buyers adding to their position regularly.

We keep generic silver rounds in stock and ready for in-person purchase and payment today. Online ordering for this item is on the way — for now, the choice is yours.

A 1 oz silver bar is the entry point into bar buying — the same .999 fine silver and refiner-hallmarked assay guarantee as our larger bars, just sized for buyers who want to start small or add one ounce at a time. Like all our bars, it skips the national design and mint branding that coins carry, which keeps the premium over spot lower than a comparably sized coin.

It's a popular first purchase for Jacksonville customers who want to get into physical silver without committing to a full tube or box right away.

We keep 1 oz silver bars in stock and ready for in-person purchase and payment today. Online ordering is on the way — for now, the choice is yours.

For Jacksonville buyers who want to build silver holdings efficiently, a 10 oz silver bar is one of the most popular ways to do it. Refined to .999 fine, it carries the same purity as our coin offerings without the added cost of coin-level design and minting.

Every bar we sell is hallmarked by its refiner with weight, purity, and an assay stamp — the refiner putting its name behind the bar's contents. At 10 troy ounces, it's a natural step up from single-ounce coins for buyers looking to accumulate more silver per transaction without paying a coin's premium on every ounce.

We carry 10 oz silver bars and can get you one today, in person, with payment handled right here at the shop. Online ordering for this item is coming soon — for now, the choice is yours.

A kilo silver bar (32.15 troy ounces) is a step up from our 10 and 100 oz bars for buyers who want a size in between — more metal per bar than a 10 oz without the size and weight of a full 100 oz bar. Like every bar we carry, it's refined to .999 fine silver and hallmarked with the refiner's weight, purity, and assay stamp.

It's a popular middle-ground size with Jacksonville buyers who are adding to an existing silver position steadily and want fewer, larger bars to store rather than a growing pile of smaller ones.

We carry kilo silver bars and can get you one today, in person, with payment handled right here at the shop. Online ordering is coming soon — for now, the choice is yours.

The 100 oz silver bar is the size serious buyers ask for by name — it's the standard COMEX-deliverable bar size, built to the exact weight and purity specification that commodity exchanges and larger institutional buyers require. That's a big part of why it's the preferred size for anyone buying silver in real volume.

Like our other bars, it's refined to .999 fine silver and stamped with the refiner's hallmark, weight, and assay mark. Because a 100 oz bar spreads refining and minting cost across so much more metal, it typically carries the lowest premium over spot of anything we sell — the most silver for your dollar, full stop.

King Philip Coin can source 100 oz silver bars for in-person purchase and payment today. Online ordering isn't live yet but is on the way — until then, the choice is yours.

“Junk silver” is one of those terms that confuses new buyers until we explain it: it doesn't mean junk at all — it just means these are worn, circulated coins bought purely for their silver content rather than any collector value. Every dime, quarter, and half dollar the U.S. Mint struck for circulation before 1965 was made of 90% silver.

A $1 face-value bag is a mix of whatever pre-1965 90% silver coins are on hand — commonly Mercury and Roosevelt dimes, Standing Liberty and Washington quarters, and Walking Liberty, Franklin, or early Kennedy half dollars — and works out to roughly 0.715 troy ounces of actual silver content per dollar of face value. It's popular with Jacksonville buyers precisely because there's no collector premium baked in at all — you're paying for silver content and almost nothing else.

We keep 90% silver junk bags in stock and ready for in-person purchase and payment at King Philip Coin. Full online ordering is coming soon, but you don't have to wait to buy today — the choice is yours.

Morgan and Peace dollars are where silver stacking and American coin history overlap — these are genuine circulated U.S. silver dollars, not modern bullion reproductions. The Morgan dollar ran from 1878 to 1904 (and briefly again in 1921), designed by George T. Morgan; the Peace dollar followed from 1921 to 1928 (and again in 1934–35), designed by Anthony de Francisci to commemorate the end of World War I.

Each contains 0.7734 troy ounces of 90% silver, and because they're genuine pre-1965 U.S. coinage rather than a bullion product, condition and date can add real collector value on top of their silver content — something we're happy to look over in person for Jacksonville customers who aren't sure what they have.

We keep Morgan and Peace silver dollars in stock, available for in-person purchase and payment today. Online ordering is coming soon — the choice is yours in the meantime.