These bullion bars are made by Johnson Matthey, a refiner that has been in business since 1817. Originally founded in 1817 by Percival Norton Johnson, a gold assayer, it wasn't until George Matthey joined the business in 1851 that it became the company the world knows today. They once played a large part in the world bullion markets and later diversified to include many different aspects of metals refining and minting. Renowned the world over for the quality of their products and the reputation that has endured for nearly 200 years, Johnson Matthey is a favourite among bullion dealers and stackers alike.
The bar you receive may look different than the bar pictured, but is guaranteed to be a blank back 1 oz Johnson Matthey gold bar. These Johnson Matthey Bars are 999+ Fine Gold and weigh 1 troy ounce. Each bar has a unique serial number.
These are vintage items and may be tarnished or may have been visibly handled
| 5046 | |
| US | |
| Johnson Matthey | |
| Lightly Used | |
| 9999 | |
| 1.8 | |
| 1.0000 |
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These bullion bars are made by Johnson Matthey, a refiner that has been in business since 1817.
Originally founded in 1817 by Percival Norton Johnson, a gold assayer, it wasn't until George Matthey joined the business in 1851 that it became the company the world knows today.
They once played a large part in the world bullion markets and later diversified to include many different aspects of metals refining and minting.
Renowned the world over for the quality of their products and the reputation that has endured for nearly 200 years, Johnson Matthey is a favourite among bullion dealers and stackers alike.
The bar you receive may look different than the bar pictured, but is guaranteed to be a blank back 1 oz Johnson Matthey gold bar.
These Johnson Matthey Bars are 999+ Fine Gold and weigh 1 troy ounce.
Each bar has a unique serial number.
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