Scottsdale Mint and Wall Street Mint Sterling Bullion Bars

Coin/Bullion (Investment Grade Silver Bars) · Scottsdale Mint (Arizona, USA) and Wall Street Mint (a subsidiary of Scottsdale Mint). These are highly reputable private mints known for premium quality and modern designs.

Pattern: Lion Motif Cast Bars and Wall Street Mint 'Skyline' Pressed Bar

Scottsdale Mint and Wall Street Mint Sterling Bullion Bars

Type

Coin/Bullion (Investment Grade Silver Bars)

Maker

Scottsdale Mint (Arizona, USA) and Wall Street Mint (a subsidiary of Scottsdale Mint). These are highly reputable private mints known for premium quality and modern designs.

Material

Fine Silver (.999 Purity). Solid .999 silver throughout, no base metals or secondary materials.

Dimensions

Various sizes including 20 Troy Ounce and 10 Troy Ounce 'Long' bars. Weight is measured in troy ounces, approximately 31.1 grams per ounce.

Description

A collection of high-purity investment silver bars. The group features the iconic Scottsdale 'Long' bars with their rugged, cast-silver aesthetic and the sleek, professional-grade Wall Street Mint bar depicting the New York city skyline.

Key Features

The distinctive Scottsdale Lion hallmark and the 'Loaf' style shape which is highly sought after by collectors for its physical hand-feel and stacking ability.

Material & Composition

Fine Silver (.999 Purity). Solid .999 silver throughout, no base metals or secondary materials.

Finish & Decoration

Combination of 'Cast' finish (matte, textured surface on the Scottsdale bars) and 'Minted' finish (smooth, mirror-like polish on the Wall Street Mint bar). Features the Scottsdale Lion logo and New York Skyline engraving.

Hallmarks & Stamps

Stamped with 'Scottsdale Silver', '999 Fine Silver', and weight denominations (20 Troy Oz, 10 Troy Oz, etc.). The Wall Street bar includes a unique serial number (e.g., WS001764) and the ISO 9001 certification mark.

Construction Details

Cast bars are created by pouring molten silver into molds, resulting in unique cooling lines. The Wall Street bar is die-struck or extruded for a more uniform, industrial finish.

Functional Features

Investment vehicle; stackable 'loaf' shape for the cast bars allowing for dense storage in safes or vaults.

Handle & Grip Details

N/A - These are solid rectangular ingots with no handles or grips.

Craftsmanship Details

High-quality industrial craftsmanship. The cast bars show a deliberate 'pour' aesthetic that mimics historical ingots while maintaining modern purity standards.

Authentication Indicators

Precision of the stamped logos, presence of unique serial numbers on the minted bar, and the characteristic 'cooling ripples' on the top surface of the cast bars.

Origin & Manufacturing

United States; Scottsdale, Arizona. Manufactured using modern smelting and refining techniques with strict mass-balance accounting.

Era & Period

Modern Era (21st Century). Representing the contemporary bullion market and private minting movement.

Age Estimate

Circa 2010–Present. These specific designs are representative of Scottsdale Mint's current production lines.

Cultural Significance

Represents the modern shift toward 'hard assets' and precious metals as a hedge against inflation and economic volatility in the digital age.

Condition Notes

Excellent/Mint. Minimal milk spotting or toning. Surface shows original factory luster and clean stamping with no significant 'bag marks' or edge dings.

Value Estimate

Spot price of silver + $2.00 to $5.00 USD premium per ounce depending on volume and market demand.

Care & Maintenance

Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid handling with bare hands to prevent oils from causing tarnish; use cotton gloves. Plastic vacuum sealing is recommended for long-term storage.

Similar Pieces

PAMP Suisse Silver Bars (higher premium/jewelry finish), Engelhard Vintage Bars (collectible secondary market premium), Sunshine Minting (standard industrial look).

Interesting Facts

The Wall Street Mint was originally created in response to the increased demand for silver after the 9/11 attacks and was later acquired by Scottsdale Mint.

Identified on 3/23/2026