There are many options available when you seek to buy silver bars online. You will not only find various weights available in silver bars, but will also find that silver bars come in various formats that include minted silver ingots and hand-poured silver bars. Right now, you can purchase 1 oz Silver Bars from Johnson Matthey online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with protective wrap around the bar inside a shipping box!
• Secondary market products available in varied conditions!
• Consists of 1 Troy oz of .999 or .9999 pure silver.
• The obverse features the Johnson Matthey logo with identifying markers.
• On the reverse is the Johnson Matthey logo in a repeating pattern.
• Please note these bars could arrive in various conditions.

The 1 oz Silver Bars from Johnson Matthey available to you in this product listing come from the secondary market. A secondary market silver bar is one that was previously owned. These bars come in various conditions and may have been opened previously, or could be in brand-new condition. Provident Metals selects your silver bars at random in this listing once your payment is processed. Please note that your silver bars may be in like-new condition or could exhibit varying levels of wear and tear.

Obverse

On the obverse of 1 oz Silver Bars from Johnson Matthey is the image of the mint logo. The refinery at Johnson Matthey uses a hammer and ax for its logo, and this is featured inside of a rectangular field with the initials JM inscribed to the left. Additional inscriptions on this side of the bar include the weight, purity, and metal content of the bar.

Reverse

For the reverse, 1 oz Silver Bars from Johnson Matthey come with a repeating logo. Set on a slight angle, the Johnson Matthey initials and hammer-and-ax logo appear in a repeating pattern on this side of the bar.

History

Johnson Matthey is one of the oldest precious metals firms in the world. Founded in 1817 by Percival Johnson, the company gained its modern name when George Matthey merged his business with Percival Johnson in 1851. One year later, the new Johnson Matthey company became the official assayer of the Bank of England. From 1852 to 2016, the company was a major refiner of gold and silver. At that point, it sold its refining business to Asahi Refining of Japan.

Ordering

These 1 oz Silver Bars from Johnson Matthey are secondary market bars. Depending on the condition of the bar, individual specimens could arrive in original packaging or be wrapped in protective packing material inside of a shipping box.

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Provident Metals. We are available at 800-313-3315, online using our live chat, and via our email address.