Pop Bullion divisible silver is struck under greater pressure than most pieces, creating opposing break lines on the obverse and reverse to ensure a clean separation. Although gold is denser than silver, both metals have nearly identical hardness levels on the Mohs scale, meaning you’ll need minor force to break the bar into smaller pieces.
On the obverse of the Pop Bullion Silver Divisible Bar is the brand name. The unique text for POP BULLION appears in all four divisible quadrants, so that when the pieces are broken apart the brand name remains on each individual piece.
The reverse of 1 oz Pop Bullion Silver Divisible Bars comes with the identifying hallmarks. There is no singular marking on the bar for the total 1 oz weight. Instead, like the obverse, each quadrant has its own identifying hallmarks engraved. The individual weight, metal content, and purity of each piece appears in the quadrants.
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