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1.5 oz Silver Coin Random Mint .999+ Fine BU/Proof

1.5 oz Silver Coin Random Mint .999+ Fine BU/Proof

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$78.12at Walmart, last seen Nov 3

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Our take on the 1.5 oz Silver Coin Random Mint .999+ Fine BU/Proof

A single 1.5 oz silver coin of .999+ fineness, sold as a random pick from whatever mint the seller has on hand. That means the design, year and mint mark are not specified, and you may get either a brilliant uncirculated or a proof finish. At $78.12 at Walmart as of November 3, 2026, it is the only new listing tracked, so there is no recent price range to compare against. The premium over the silver's melt value is the main thing to check before buying.

Best forStackers who want 1.5 oz of .999+ silver in one pieceBuyers who don't care which mint or design they get
Gifts for someone starting a small silver collection
Pros
  • .999+ fine silver, so the metal content is straightforward
  • 1.5 oz is an unusual size that sits between the common 1 oz and 2 oz coins
  • BU or proof finish means the coin should arrive unmarked
  • Single-coin purchase, no need to buy a tube or roll
Cons
  • Random mint and year: you cannot pick the design or country
  • Finish is not guaranteed either way, BU or proof
  • One new listing only, so no price competition to shop
  • Premium over melt value is not stated and can be steep on small coins

1.5 oz Silver Coin Random Mint .999+ Fine BU/Proof prices at every store

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1.5 oz Silver Coin Random Mint .999+ Fine BU/Proof price history

Lowest price we've seen: $78.12 on Nov 3 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.

Specifications

Precious Metal Form
Coin
Metal Purity
24 kt
Coin Type
Bullion
Precious Metal Grade
Brilliant Uncirculated (BU)
Release Year
Random
Fineness
Super Fine
Shape
Circle
Count
1
Product Net Content Parent
1.5 Ounces
Product Net Content Uom
Ounce
Metal Content
Silver
Assembled Product Weight
1.5 oz
Retail Packaging
Single Piece

Questions and answers

Is $78.12 a good price for 1.5 oz of silver?
Compare it to the spot price of silver times 1.5 oz. Anything above that is the premium you pay for the coin, and on a single random-mint piece that premium is usually the deciding factor. With only one new listing at $78.12 at Walmart as of November 3, 2026, there is no cheaper new option tracked to compare against.
What coin will I actually receive?
The listing does not say. Random mint means the seller picks from its stock, so the country, design and year vary, and the finish may be brilliant uncirculated or proof. If you need a specific coin, buy a listed date and mint instead.
Is this coin real .999 silver?
It is sold as .999+ fine silver, which is the standard for modern bullion coins. Random-mint lots are harder to verify than a known government issue, so buy from a seller with a return policy and check weight and dimensions when it arrives.
Can I resell it easily?
Less easily than a recognized coin like an American Silver Eagle or Canadian Maple Leaf. Random-mint pieces often sell closer to melt value because buyers can't confirm the mint. Expect a wider spread when you sell.
Is 1.5 oz a common silver coin size?
No. Most bullion coins are 1 oz, with 2 oz and 5 oz also made. A 1.5 oz coin is unusual, which can make it interesting to collectors but does not add resale value on its own.
What comes in the box?
One coin. The listing shows single-piece retail packaging, with no capsule, sleeve or certificate mentioned. A 1.5 oz coin is larger than a standard capsule, so plan to buy protection separately.