20 Gram Silver Bar (999)
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bangalorerefinery.com
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4,297 INR | Visit shop › |
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bluestone.com
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4,714 INR | Visit shop › |
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20 Gram Silver Bar (999) · INR
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Specifications
About this product
The 20 gram silver bar sits between the small 10 g bar and the larger 50 g and 100 g sizes. It is light enough to buy without much planning, yet holds twice the silver of the entry-level bar. Indian refiners and jewellers make it in 999 fineness under their own brands.
On this page Metals Radar compares offers for the same item: 20 g, silver, 999, bar form. You see the sellers side by side and can check who is cheapest today.
20 g silver bar: key facts
- Weight: 20 g, about 0.643 troy ounces.
- Fineness: 999, or 99.9% pure silver.
- Form: a small rectangular bar with the brand, weight and fineness stamped on it.
- Packing: usually a sealed card or pouch from the refiner or jeweller.
Who is a 20 gram bar for?
Why pick 20 g rather than 10 g? The answer is mostly about cost per gram and flexibility:
- Regular savers: a 20 g bar each month builds a silver holding faster than 10 g pieces, with fewer packs to store.
- Gifts: a plain 999 bar is a practical present for birthdays, weddings and festivals.
- Flexible selling: several small bars are easier to sell one at a time than a single large bar.
What makes up the price
A price on an Indian product page usually has three parts:
- Metal value: 20 g at the day’s silver rate.
- Making charge: the seller’s production and selling cost.
- GST: 3% on the metal value and making charge.
The making charge is spread over only 20 grams, so the cost per gram is higher than on the 50 gram silver bar, but lower than on the 10 gram silver bar. Want the metal price on its own? The silver price per gram chart shows today’s rate.
How the 20 g bar compares with other sizes
- 10 g: the cheapest way in, with the highest cost per gram.
- 20 g: a middle step for people who buy every month.
- 50 g and 100 g: lower cost per gram for larger amounts, see all sizes in silver bars.
Before you order
- Check the listing says 999 silver and 20 g, not 925 sterling or silver-plated.
- Keep the bar sealed and store the invoice, which you need for capital gains tax on a later sale.
- Read the buyback terms, as some sellers deduct a fixed share when they buy silver back.
- Check the delivery and insurance charge, which weighs more on a small order.
Not sure what fineness or premium means? Look it up in the glossary.
Frequently asked questions
How many ounces is a 20 gram silver bar?
A 20 g silver bar holds about 0.643 troy ounces of silver.
Is GST charged on a 20 gram silver bar in India?
Yes, silver bars carry 3% GST on the metal value and making charge.
Why does a 20 g silver bar cost more per gram than a 100 g bar?
The making charge is spread over fewer grams, so a smaller bar always costs more per gram than a larger one.
Should I buy one 20 g bar or two 10 g bars?
One 20 g bar usually has a lower cost per gram, while two 10 g bars are easier to sell in parts.
How do I know a silver bar is 999 pure?
The weight and 999 fineness should be stamped on the bar and stated on the invoice from the refiner or jeweller.
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