Pan American Bullion

Pan American bullion is exclusively minted by the Northwest Territorial Mint.

Pan American Silver Corporation is the world's second-largest primary silver producer.

Founded in 1994, its mission is to be the world's largest, low-cost primary silver mining company.

In addition, after 14 consecutive years of production and growth, Pan American owns and operates seven silver mines in Peru, Mexico, Argentina and Bolivia.

Pan American has doubled it's production of silver in the last 10 years to an annual mining output of more than 25 million ounces of silver.

Their strategy for growth is based on a plan to increase its low cost silver mining, the expansion of its existing mines and the acquisition and development of new silver deposits.

Silver Rounds and Bars

Pan American silver bullion rounds are minted of fine .999 silver. Their logo is of a silver hammer on the obverse and a classic miner drilling for silver ore on the reverse.

Their rounds come in two sizes 1/2 troy oz. and 1 troy oz.

The silver bars are minted in 8 sizes from the same .999-fine silver as the rounds, the range of bullion bar sizes are: 5gram, 10gram, 1/4oz., 1/2oz., 1oz., 5oz., 10oz. and 100oz. troy bars.

Pan American Silver Bars and Rounds come in an array of sizes that offer flexibility for investors and the bullion is IRA acceptable.

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