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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sakata, post: 2841525, member: 23778&quot;]I have actually seen one pound of silver for sale but I think it was meant to deceive.&nbsp; Silver is always measured in troy ounces and pounds and there are only 12 troy ounces in a troy pound.&nbsp; This means it weighs less than an avoirdupois pound.&nbsp; But a lot of people would think that were getting the latter by ordering a pound and would be very upset when it arrived.&nbsp; I suspect this is the main reason that honest sellers never sell by the pound.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for larger bars, I have bought many 100oz silver bars over the years but I have not kept them.&nbsp; I actually had some of them made into 1 oz rounds as back then it was cheaper to buy the larger bar and pay to have the rounds made than it was to buy the rounds directly.&nbsp; Not sure if that is still true.&nbsp;&nbsp; The 1000 oz bars are never exactly 1000 oz.&nbsp;&nbsp; The are used only for large scale operations and, as far as I know, are the largest normally transacted and are always sold by weight.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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