- Is this real ammunition?
- No. It is a solid .999 fine silver round shaped like a .45 caliber cartridge. It cannot be fired and contains no powder or primer.
- How much silver is in it?
- One troy ounce of .999 pure silver. That is the full weight of the piece, not a plating over a base metal core.
- Is it a good investment?
- It holds one ounce of silver, but novelty rounds often sell for more over spot than plain rounds or bars and can be harder to resell. Buy it for the shape as much as the metal.
- Can I use it as money?
- No. It is not legal tender and has no face value. Its worth comes from its silver content and any collector interest.
- How big is it?
- It measures about 1.22 inches (30.6 mm) tall and weighs roughly 9 grams, close to a real .45 cartridge in size.
- What comes in the package?
- One silver round. It typically arrives in a protective capsule or plastic sleeve, but check the listing for the exact packaging.
- Where is the Mint State Gold Silver Bullet .45 Caliber 1 oz .999 Pure Silver cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $88.36, as of our latest check.