Silver Coins & Bars
Where to buy 999 coins and bars, premiums and buy-back.
Rates as on 29 September 2026 · Updated 29 September 2026Overview
Silver coins and bars (usually 999) are the simplest physical form of silver investment. They are sold by jewellers, bullion dealers, refiners like MMTC-PAMP, banks and online platforms. Banks charge a premium and do not buy them back.
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Purity | 999 |
| Denominations | 5 g to 1 kg (and above) |
| GST | 3% |
| Bank coins | Premium; no buy-back |
| Loan eligibility | Coins up to 500 g accepted by lenders under RBI rules |
Where to buy
| Source | Notes |
|---|---|
| Jewellers / bullion dealers | Lowest premium; buy-back |
| Banks | Certified packing; premium; no buy-back |
| Refiners (MMTC-PAMP etc.) | Assay certificate |
| Online platforms | Convenient; check delivery charges |
Frequently asked questions
Coins or bars?
Bars have lower premiums per gram; coins are easier to sell in small units.
Silver rates are indicative market references (29 September 2026) and change during the day. Rules on tax, hallmarking and investment products can change — verify with official sources. FinancePortal does not sell silver.