Midas Metals Silver Bars

Midas Metals bars trace back to Nevada, and they’re believed to be presentation or promotional ingots rather than commercial production — the Midas name comes from a Northern Nevada silver mine dating to the early 1900s. The known 1 oz example is a cast horizontal rectangle. Not rare, but a neat piece of Nevada mining-adjacent history.

Unique long rectangular grooves on the the obverse of the ingot.
Midas stamp and purity on the reverse.

These have become harder to come by and prices continue to rise on them when they come up for auction.

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