The melt value for the 1 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bar is $0.00. The calculator generates a real time value based on current prices set in todays gold market. Please make adjustments as needed to get historical values as well. Thanks for using OzGoldPrice.com
The Johnson Matthey Group has become the one of the 'gold standard' companies in the gold and silver secondary markets and the 1 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bar has become one of their most popular products. Not only is it 99.99 pure gold, but packaged in a plastic holder and with an assay card, has become one of the most reliable ways to purchase and hold gold available. Many gold bars do not come with assay cards which means the bar either has to be assumed correct or tested which may affect the overall value of the bar.
Current Gold Price: $/oz
Notable Differences. Genuine Johnson-Matthey bars have a stamped serial number on the front of the bar. This box is most commonly left blank on counterfeit bars, or may have a laser-etched serial number instead of a stamped serial number. The counterfeit bar has an extra partial logo box along the top edge that is not present on the genuine bar.
The melt value for the 1 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bar is $0.00. The calculator generates a real time value based on current prices set in todays gold market. Please make adjustments as needed to get historical values as well. Thanks for using OzGoldPrice.com
The Johnson Matthey Group has become the one of the 'gold standard' companies in the gold and silver secondary markets and the 1 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bar has become one of their most popular products. Not only is it 99.99 pure gold, but packaged in a plastic holder and with an assay card, has become one of the most reliable ways to purchase and hold gold available. Many gold bars do not come with assay cards which means the bar either has to be assumed correct or tested which may affect the overall value of the bar.
Current Gold Price: $/oz
Notable Differences. Genuine Johnson-Matthey bars have a stamped serial number on the front of the bar. This box is most commonly left blank on counterfeit bars, or may have a laser-etched serial number instead of a stamped serial number. The counterfeit bar has an extra partial logo box along the top edge that is not present on the genuine bar.
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While theoretically tied directly to gold spot price, the 1 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bar commands a premium from both a collectable standpoint and an evaluative standpoint. Since these are very popular due to their quality, the quality of the packaging and the assay card, paying the slight premium over spot value is worth it to investors and collectors alike. Even though the 1 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bar is seen as a way to easily collect and handle gold bullion, it does retain a certain collectable value due to its popularity. For investors and collectors looking for a way to reliably handle gold bullion, the 1 oz Johnson Matthey Gold Bar is indeed the 'gold standard'.Notable Differences
Johnson Matthey Bullion Headquartered in London, Johnson Matthey is a multinational corporation that produces chemicals and precious metals. The company operates in more than 30 countries and employs close to 10,000 people. Please note that Johnson Matthey's refining business has been sold to. Credit Suisse Gold Serial Number Lookup; Notable Differences. Genuine Johnson-Matthey bars have a stamped serial number on the front of the bar. This box is most commonly left blank on counterfeit bars, or may have a laser-etched serial number instead of a stamped serial number. The counterfeit bar has an extra partial logo box along the top.
- Genuine Johnson-Matthey bars have a stamped serial number on the front of the bar. This box is most commonly left blank on counterfeit bars, or may have a laser-etched serial number instead of a stamped serial number.
- The counterfeit bar has an extra partial logo box along the top edge that is not present on the genuine bar. NOTE: Some older genuine Johnson-Matthey bars do have this partial logo box, but the modern production bars stocked by most dealers today do not have this partial logo.
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This counterfeit Johnson-Matthey bar very closely matches the genuine bar dimensions, with the exception of being noticeably thicker than a genuine bar. The raised lettering has a slightly more matte finish on the fake bar, but is still a close match. The most obvious visual indicator is the lack of a serial number (or a laser-etched serial number instead of a stamped serial number). The extra partial logo box on the back of the bar is also a warning to very carefully test the bar, as this partial logo is only present on some older genuine bars, and is not present on the majority of genuine bars on the market today. The fake is very convincing, but easily detected by the Precious Metal Verifier.
