The past 10 years has been very busy for the collectors of silver ingots. Since the market has picked up so much steam. It brings along the demand for a universal resource where everyone can access information

What I enjoy the most about collecting vintage silver is comparing and contrasting ingots from the same refiner. Since there is not a published history book on precious metal refiners. It makes it difficult

One of the most interesting aspects of any kind of collectible market is the "one of a kind" label. In all of the markets I can think of there is always the thrill in the hunt to locate and purchase

I got into an interesting debate today that switched on a light bulb in my head. The individual who I was speaking with was taken back by how deep the study of detail can be regarding silver ingots. I

I am making a strong effort to start off my Steemit journey on the right foot. Thus far, everyone has been very welcoming. I look forward to meeting new people! This giveaway is for a 1oz Engelhard .999

It's very common to hear the term 'bull logo' when referencing specific varieties of silver engelhard ingots. To give a little more clarity to the term. The 'bull logo' does sort of resemble a bull with

Engelhard carries the label as being the 'Gold Standard'. Quality and Purity is what they stood behind. Having manufacturing facilities all around the world. Operating during the late 1960s through late