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Even though Johnson Matthey no longer produces gold bullion bars, you can still acquire them as secondary market items. These bars contain unique serial numbers, yet the condition in which you receive the bar may vary. With a limited number available, order your 50 Gram Johnson Matthey Gold Bar today, at JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
The obverse side of the Johnson Matthey Gold Bar features identifying marks of the bar. This includes the Johnson Matthey logo, the metal purity, weight, and a unique serial number.
The reverse side of the 50 Gram Gold Bar showcases the Johnson Matthey logo in a repeating pattern. The logos are set at a 45-degree angle and are displayed across the entire design field.
Each 50 Gram Johnson Matthey Gold Bar will arrive in a protective plastic bag, preserving the condition of your gold. As a Secondary Market item, these bars were previously owned by an investor, or other small group, and were resold. This means that the condition of the bar can vary from being in brand-new condition to potentially having minor flaws.
In 1817, Percival Johnson opened a gold assayer’s business in London. In 1851, George Matthey joined the business. Within a year, the company not only changed its name to Johnson & Matthey, but it also gained status as the official assayer to the Bank of England. Once one of the top names in the precious metals industry, Johnson Matthey sold its gold and refining operations to Asahi Holdings, a Japanese firm, in 2015.
For any questions, contact the JM Bullion customer service team at 800-276-6508. Our team can also be reached via email or through our online chat feature.
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Even though Johnson Matthey no longer produces gold bullion bars, you can still acquire them as secondary market items. These bars contain unique serial numbers, yet the condition in which you receive the bar may vary. With a limited number available, order your 50 Gram Johnson Matthey Gold Bar today, at JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
The obverse side of the Johnson Matthey Gold Bar features identifying marks of the bar. This includes the Johnson Matthey logo, the metal purity, weight, and a unique serial number.
The reverse side of the 50 Gram Gold Bar showcases the Johnson Matthey logo in a repeating pattern. The logos are set at a 45-degree angle and are displayed across the entire design field.
Each 50 Gram Johnson Matthey Gold Bar will arrive in a protective plastic bag, preserving the condition of your gold. As a Secondary Market item, these bars were previously owned by an investor, or other small group, and were resold. This means that the condition of the bar can vary from being in brand-new condition to potentially having minor flaws.
In 1817, Percival Johnson opened a gold assayer’s business in London. In 1851, George Matthey joined the business. Within a year, the company not only changed its name to Johnson & Matthey, but it also gained status as the official assayer to the Bank of England. Once one of the top names in the precious metals industry, Johnson Matthey sold its gold and refining operations to Asahi Holdings, a Japanese firm, in 2015.
For any questions, contact the JM Bullion customer service team at 800-276-6508. Our team can also be reached via email or through our online chat feature.
