JOHNSON MATTHEY SILVER BAR SERIAL NUMBER IS

Johnson Matthey Silver Bar Serial Number Is

(20 ounces total).No longer in production. The reverse face This auction is for TWO bars, due to the consecutive serial numbers, I will not break them up. The Johnson Matthey logo at the top is found within a diamond with JM above the crossed pick-and-hammer symbol. The weight is engraved into the lower-left corner and the assayers mark is next to it in the lower-right corner and reads Canada Assay Office within its oval design. The serial number is engraved vertically along the left side of the bar and features a one-letter, six-number code.

Also, Johnson Matthey is one of the internationalвЂ™s oldest silver refineries. 999 Fine Silver Bar Stamped: Scotiabank Company Logo Scotiabank FINE SILVER 999 in Rectangle 5 OUNCES TROY Serial Number.Still in the reality today, Johnson Matthey was considered the leading refinery of precious metals and generates all sorts of large expensive metals bars such as catalysts and platinum group metals. The 50 Oz version of Johnson MattheyвЂ™s silver bars were produced for only a short time, giving it a unique level of rarity compared to similarly sized silver bars.Johnson Matthey JM Scotiabank 5 oz. These particular silver bars have been out of production for several years, making this product equal parts collectable and vintage. In fact, the manufacturing and sales of silver rounds, 1 ounce JM Silver Bars and, 10 ounce JM silver bars, and even 100 ounce silver bars became wide accepted among prospective investors.May or may not include serial number. These silver bars are often referred as JM Silver bars, and still, Johnson Matthey uses the initials JM to differentiate Johnson Matthey issue products from other companyвЂ™s products.

These particular silver bars have been out of.1,619.53 Out of stockMoreover, Johnson Matthey Company was chosen as the certified assayers and processor of the Bank of England. May or may not include serial number. Renowned the world over for the quality of their products and the reputation that has endured for nearly 200 years.999 pure silver, 50 Oz. These silver bullion bars are made by Johnson Matthey, a refiner that has been in business since 1817. Each bar has a unique serial number. His company merged with George Matthey during 1851.These Johnson Matthey Bars are 999 Fine Silver, and weigh 1 Troy ounce.

After being produced in the early 19th century, the Johnson and Matthey Corporation have developed to become a significant British chemical company.In fact, Johnson Matthey Silver Bars considered as a globeвЂ™s leader in valuable metals distribution. Due to their long history in the marketplace, they have achieved a venerated status among investors. Once you do find them, anticipate them to have a slight stain or being worn over the years. They no longer create the smaller size silver bars because they think that it is not cost-effective, as well.Such bars are still available from investors who purchased them.Since they are no longer being generated, the supply of Johnson Matthey 1 ounce silver bars and 10 ounce JM silver is restricted. Nevertheless, JM only produces huge size silver bars nowadays.

These bars are heat preserved with an elastic plastic casing, which protects the finish from any physical damage and corrosion, as well. The reverse part of each bar shows the Johnson Matthey logo in an oblique pattern.