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Johnson & Matthey gold bars are some of the most respected symbols of quality and value in the precious metals market. Though Johnson & Matthey is no longer actively involved in the precious metals industry, you can still find its gold and silver bars circulating among investors. Now, 5 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bars are available to you for purchase online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
For nearly 200 years, Johnson & Matthey served as a global leader in the precious metals industry. Founded in 1817 by Percival Norton Johnson, the company was initially founded in London to serve as a gold assayer. More than three decades later, George Matthey joined the company in 1851 and its name was changed to Johnson & Matthey.
One year later, in 1852, Johnson & Matthey became the official assayer and refiner for the Bank of England. It also served as a supplier of precious metals to jewelry, silverware, and cutlery trades. In 1874, it was commissioned to produce the kilogram reference standard for use by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures.
Obverse imagery on the 5 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bars includes a number of incuse-struck inscriptions. These cast gold bars have inscriptions that include the name of Johnson Matthey in its simple oval logo. The purity of the gold bar is found on this side, as well as the metal content and weight of the gold bar. All markings are struck incuse, indicating the markings are sunk into the surface of the bar.
Reverse design elements on 5 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bars offer a clear design field. There are no purposeful design markings or inscriptions on this field of the bar. As most cast gold bars are produced with a closed lid on the mold and at least one face of the bar down in the mold, there is one side that comes out with no inscriptions or designs. You will, however, find that there are striations and textures visible on the reverse that resulted from the cooling and settling of the gold bar.
These 5 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bars are available to you with plastic wrappings around the bar inside of its shipping box to protect it during delivery. Johnson Matthey gold bars available here are not brand new. Johnson Matthey exited the precious metals industry in 2016 when it sold all of its assets to Asahi Inc. of Japan.
JM Bullion customer service is available to you at 800-276-6508. You can also chat with us live online or simply send us an email with any inquiries.
Tracking and insurance included on all orders
"I bought this on May 26th, it was shipped out a day and a half later. The 5 oz Gold bar as described. Its secondary market, it has some scratches and minor dents, but it is authentic and been verified, which means alot to me. A true 5 troy oz or 155.5 grams exactly. Will shop here again."
Johnson & Matthey gold bars are some of the most respected symbols of quality and value in the precious metals market. Though Johnson & Matthey is no longer actively involved in the precious metals industry, you can still find its gold and silver bars circulating among investors. Now, 5 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bars are available to you for purchase online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
For nearly 200 years, Johnson & Matthey served as a global leader in the precious metals industry. Founded in 1817 by Percival Norton Johnson, the company was initially founded in London to serve as a gold assayer. More than three decades later, George Matthey joined the company in 1851 and its name was changed to Johnson & Matthey.
One year later, in 1852, Johnson & Matthey became the official assayer and refiner for the Bank of England. It also served as a supplier of precious metals to jewelry, silverware, and cutlery trades. In 1874, it was commissioned to produce the kilogram reference standard for use by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures.
Obverse imagery on the 5 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bars includes a number of incuse-struck inscriptions. These cast gold bars have inscriptions that include the name of Johnson Matthey in its simple oval logo. The purity of the gold bar is found on this side, as well as the metal content and weight of the gold bar. All markings are struck incuse, indicating the markings are sunk into the surface of the bar.
Reverse design elements on 5 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bars offer a clear design field. There are no purposeful design markings or inscriptions on this field of the bar. As most cast gold bars are produced with a closed lid on the mold and at least one face of the bar down in the mold, there is one side that comes out with no inscriptions or designs. You will, however, find that there are striations and textures visible on the reverse that resulted from the cooling and settling of the gold bar.
These 5 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bars are available to you with plastic wrappings around the bar inside of its shipping box to protect it during delivery. Johnson Matthey gold bars available here are not brand new. Johnson Matthey exited the precious metals industry in 2016 when it sold all of its assets to Asahi Inc. of Japan.
JM Bullion customer service is available to you at 800-276-6508. You can also chat with us live online or simply send us an email with any inquiries.
"I bought this on May 26th, it was shipped out a day and a half later. The 5 oz Gold bar as described. Its secondary market, it has some scratches and minor dents, but it is authentic and been verified, which means alot to me. A true 5 troy oz or 155.5 grams exactly. Will shop here again."
