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One of Johnson Matthey’s most famous product lineups for American investors over the years has been its Stillwater Palladium. These bars and rounds are more than just valuable palladium bullion pieces, they are palladium bullion pieces refined in the United States using palladium sourced in the United States. Right now, 1 oz Johnson Matthey Stillwater Palladium Bars from the Secondary Market are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
Each 1 oz Johnson Matthey Stillwater Palladium Bar in this product listing is a Secondary Market item from JM Bullion. A Secondary Market item is one that JM Bullion has received from a source other than the original manufacturer. In this case, the bars did not come to us directly from Johnson Matthey. These bars were originally packaged in assay blistercards authenticating the weight, purity, and metal content of the bars. Each one is still in its original packaging.
Please note that these bars, as Secondary Market items, can showcase wear and tear on the packaging. Though the bar itself is still safe inside, the blistercard may have scuffs or other signs of handling.
The obverse side of 1 oz Johnson Matthey Stillwater Palladium Bars features an effigy of Lewis and Clark. The duo that lead the famous expedition through the lands of the Louisiana Purchase, Lewis & Clark were commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson to chart the lands the United States acquired from France and explore all the way to the Pacific Coast of the continent.
On the reverse face of Johnson Matthey Stillwater Palladium Bars are the hallmarks that identify the bar. Here, you will find the weight, metal content, and purity of the bar. The inscriptions even note that the palladium came from the Stillwater Complex.
The Stillwater Complex is located in Montana in the United States. This is one of only four known, major sources of palladium in the world. In the early 2000s, Johnson Matthey produced a range of palladium products using the William-and-Clark design with palladium sourced from the United States.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. JM Bullion customer service is available at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
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One of Johnson Matthey’s most famous product lineups for American investors over the years has been its Stillwater Palladium. These bars and rounds are more than just valuable palladium bullion pieces, they are palladium bullion pieces refined in the United States using palladium sourced in the United States. Right now, 1 oz Johnson Matthey Stillwater Palladium Bars from the Secondary Market are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
Each 1 oz Johnson Matthey Stillwater Palladium Bar in this product listing is a Secondary Market item from JM Bullion. A Secondary Market item is one that JM Bullion has received from a source other than the original manufacturer. In this case, the bars did not come to us directly from Johnson Matthey. These bars were originally packaged in assay blistercards authenticating the weight, purity, and metal content of the bars. Each one is still in its original packaging.
Please note that these bars, as Secondary Market items, can showcase wear and tear on the packaging. Though the bar itself is still safe inside, the blistercard may have scuffs or other signs of handling.
The obverse side of 1 oz Johnson Matthey Stillwater Palladium Bars features an effigy of Lewis and Clark. The duo that lead the famous expedition through the lands of the Louisiana Purchase, Lewis & Clark were commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson to chart the lands the United States acquired from France and explore all the way to the Pacific Coast of the continent.
On the reverse face of Johnson Matthey Stillwater Palladium Bars are the hallmarks that identify the bar. Here, you will find the weight, metal content, and purity of the bar. The inscriptions even note that the palladium came from the Stillwater Complex.
The Stillwater Complex is located in Montana in the United States. This is one of only four known, major sources of palladium in the world. In the early 2000s, Johnson Matthey produced a range of palladium products using the William-and-Clark design with palladium sourced from the United States.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. JM Bullion customer service is available at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
