3 Troy Ounce - Silver .999 - Johnson Matthey e Silver Towne





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Three one-ounce, .999 fine silver bars: two Johnson Matthey bars with the JM logo, the inscriptions “JOHNSON MATHEY ASSAYERS & REFINERS”, “FINE SILVER .999” and “1 OUNCE TROY” with visible serial numbers, and one SilverTowne bar with “1 OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER” in its SilverTowne design, all housed in protective capsules for a total weight of 3 troy ounces (approximately 93.31 g) and origin United States.
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A interesting lot is offered for auction, composed of three bars of fine silver: two Johnson Matthey ingots and one SilverTowne ingot, all with an indicated purity of .999 Fine Silver and a weight of 1 Troy ounce (1 oz Troy) each. The lot thus represents a total of 3 Troy ounces of .999 fine silver, making it an attractive opportunity for both precious metals collectors and for investors and enthusiasts of silver bars from well-known manufacturers.
The two Johnson Matthey ingots feature the well-known traditional Johnson Matthey Assayers & Refiners design, with the JM logo, the inscription “JOHNSON MATTHEY ASSAYERS & REFINERS”, the indication “FINE SILVER .999” and “1 OUNCE TROY”. They also each bear distinct serial numbers visible on the bars themselves, a feature particularly interesting for collectors of vintage Johnson Matthey bars. The bars are individually housed in protective plastic packaging, as visible in the photographs.
The third ingot is from the well-known house SilverTowne, likewise bearing the indication of 1 OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER. The face of the ingot presents SilverTowne’s characteristic design, while the reverse has a decorative pattern and the manufacturer’s mark. This ingot is also housed in a protective capsule or plastic packaging.
The three pieces are sold in this lot exactly as presented in the photographs. The packaging provides protection against scratches and handling, although there may be some marks, reflections, or signs inherent to storage. The surfaces of the ingots themselves should be evaluated through the photographs, as there may exist small marks or cosmetic signs resulting from time and storage.
This is a particularly appealing lot due to the combination of two Johnson Matthey ingots, a historically very well-known brand in the precious metals market, with a SilverTowne ingot, offering the buyer three distinct pieces of fine silver. Each ingot is marked as .999 Fine Silver and 1 oz Troy, corresponding to a total of approximately 93.31 grams of fine silver, considering 1 Troy ounce as 31.1035 g.
A interesting lot is offered for auction, composed of three bars of fine silver: two Johnson Matthey ingots and one SilverTowne ingot, all with an indicated purity of .999 Fine Silver and a weight of 1 Troy ounce (1 oz Troy) each. The lot thus represents a total of 3 Troy ounces of .999 fine silver, making it an attractive opportunity for both precious metals collectors and for investors and enthusiasts of silver bars from well-known manufacturers.
The two Johnson Matthey ingots feature the well-known traditional Johnson Matthey Assayers & Refiners design, with the JM logo, the inscription “JOHNSON MATTHEY ASSAYERS & REFINERS”, the indication “FINE SILVER .999” and “1 OUNCE TROY”. They also each bear distinct serial numbers visible on the bars themselves, a feature particularly interesting for collectors of vintage Johnson Matthey bars. The bars are individually housed in protective plastic packaging, as visible in the photographs.
The third ingot is from the well-known house SilverTowne, likewise bearing the indication of 1 OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER. The face of the ingot presents SilverTowne’s characteristic design, while the reverse has a decorative pattern and the manufacturer’s mark. This ingot is also housed in a protective capsule or plastic packaging.
The three pieces are sold in this lot exactly as presented in the photographs. The packaging provides protection against scratches and handling, although there may be some marks, reflections, or signs inherent to storage. The surfaces of the ingots themselves should be evaluated through the photographs, as there may exist small marks or cosmetic signs resulting from time and storage.
This is a particularly appealing lot due to the combination of two Johnson Matthey ingots, a historically very well-known brand in the precious metals market, with a SilverTowne ingot, offering the buyer three distinct pieces of fine silver. Each ingot is marked as .999 Fine Silver and 1 oz Troy, corresponding to a total of approximately 93.31 grams of fine silver, considering 1 Troy ounce as 31.1035 g.

