Description

The 1 oz Silver Bar – Johnson Matthey – JM stands as a symbol of enduring quality and timeless appeal. Crafted by the legendary Johnson Matthey, this bar radiates prestige and trust, making it a prized addition to any collection. Each bar is meticulously struck from .999 fine silver, ensuring purity that meets the highest industry standards. The iconic JM logo and crossed hammers are boldly stamped, signifying authenticity and a rich heritage.

Compact and portable, the 1 oz size offers flexibility for both seasoned collectors and those new to precious metals. Its sleek, rectangular design allows for easy storage and stacking, maximizing space in safes or display cases. The bar’s brilliant, lustrous finish captures light beautifully, making it a striking piece to showcase. Every detail, from the crisp edges to the clear inscriptions, reflects Johnson Matthey’s commitment to excellence.

Owning a Johnson Matthey silver bar means holding a piece of history in your hands. The brand’s reputation for quality and integrity spans generations, making their bars highly sought after worldwide. The 1 oz size is especially popular for its affordability and ease of trade, offering unmatched liquidity. Each bar is individually serialized, providing an added layer of security and traceability.

Collectors cherish these bars for their rarity, as Johnson Matthey ceased production of silver bars, increasing their desirability. The legacy of Johnson Matthey, founded in 1817, is woven into every ounce, connecting you to centuries of precious metal craftsmanship. Whether you’re expanding your collection or seeking a tangible store of wealth, the 1 oz Silver Bar – Johnson Matthey – JM delivers lasting value and distinction.

• Purity: .999 fine silver
• Weight: 1 troy ounce
• Manufacturer: Johnson Matthey
• Individually serialized for security
• Iconic JM logo and crossed hammers design

Johnson Matthey began in London in 1817, quickly earning a reputation for refining excellence and innovation in precious metals. Their silver bars became synonymous with trust and quality, making them a cornerstone in the world of bullion. Production of these bars ended in the early 2010s, further enhancing their allure and collectibility today.