1/10 oz Silver Bullion Round .999 Fine – Golden State Mint

The Golden State Mint 1/10 oz Silver Round is a fractional silver coin struck in .999 fine silver, featuring a classic American eagle obverse flanked by 13 stars representing the original colonies and a reverse bearing the logo, web address, and stamped weight and purity confirmation. At just 18.1 mm in diameter — roughly the size of a U.S. dime — this round offers an accessible entry point for collectors and buyers looking to add small-denomination physical silver to their holdings. Its deep mirror prooflike finish and GSM mint mark reflect the quality craftsmanship for which Golden State Mint is widely recognized.

Specifications

• Mint MarkGSM - Golden State Mint
• Purity.999
• ManufacturerGolden State Mint
• Thickness1.4 mm
• Diameter18.1 mm
• Packaging TypeQuantities of 50 may be packaged in tubes
• Metal Weight0.1 troy oz
• DesignObverse: American eagle with 13 small stars representing the original colonies; Reverse: logo, web address, weight, and purity

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is this product?

This is a 1/10 troy oz silver round produced by Golden State Mint (GSM) on behalf of . It is a privately minted round — not a government-issued coin — struck in .999 fine silver with a prooflike finish. The obverse displays an American eagle design with 13 small stars, and the reverse features the branding along with the stamped weight and purity.

What is the silver purity and weight of this round?

Each round contains 0.1 troy oz of silver at a purity of .999 fine. Both the weight and purity are stamped directly onto the reverse of the round, so you can verify the specs without referencing external documentation.

How large is this round, and how does it compare to common coins?

The round measures 18.1 mm in diameter and 1.4 mm in thickness, making it approximately the same size as a U.S. dime. This compact, fractional size distinguishes it from full 1 oz rounds and makes it easy to handle and store.

How is this round packaged for shipping and storage?

Quantities of 50 rounds may be packaged together in tubes, which helps protect the rounds during storage and transport while keeping them organized. Individual quantities may ship in protective packaging appropriate to the order size.

Is this silver round eligible for inclusion in a Precious Metals IRA?

IRS regulations require silver held in a Precious Metals IRA to meet a minimum purity of .999 fine silver; this round meets that purity standard at .999 fine. However, IRS rules also specify that only certain government-issued coins and approved bullion products qualify — privately minted rounds are generally not on the IRS-approved list for IRAs. Buyers should verify current IRS requirements independently before making any IRA-related decisions.

Who mints this round, and how can I verify its authenticity?

This round is minted by Golden State Mint (GSM), a well-established U.S. private mint, specifically for . The GSM mint mark appears on the round, and the logo and web address are struck into the reverse. The stamped weight and purity on the reverse also serve as direct, on-piece verification of the round's specifications.