There are mints all over the world that create and distribute silver bars. Several mints that create silver bars include A-Mark, Asahi, Atlantis mint, Geiger, Engelhard, Highland Mint, Johnson Matthey, and Silvertowne. Engelhard is perhaps the most well-known minter of them all. They have been in business for over two decades and are recognized as the most renowned brands in the entire bullion industry. The desire and the demand to own Engelhard-branded silver bars is so strong that the value of these bars is even higher than that of silver coins.

A-Mark is a metal trading company located in Santa Monica, California. They started small but have grown to be one of America’s largest distributors of gold, silver, and platinum. The 10-oz A-Mark silver bar is the most popular product of this company.

Asahi is one of the newest companies to enter into the precious metals industry. They have quickly moved up the ladder to become prime distributors of gold and silver bars. Asahi Refining facilities first started with the production of the 100-oz silver bars featuring a rustic and simple design. Each silver bar is stamped for weight, purity and the assayer’s mark of the brand.

Geiger Edelmetalle is the producer of the popular security line of silver bars. This is an esteemed German mint that has made a mark on the country’s precious metals industry. The unique part about this mint is that they offer buyers silver bars from as small as 1 gram to as huge as 100 oz, with a wide variety of sizes in between.

The Highland mint although widely known for minting official sports coins and medallions, they do make silver bullion products for distributors. There a wide range of silver bars made by the company and they ensure uniqueness with all their products. Their state of art facility is located in Melbourne, Florida. The 10-oz horse silver bars featuring galloping horses are very popular.

Silver bars are made in many other mines as well and they make a very wise buy for investment purposes.