1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Gold Bar (Varied Designs/Varied Condition)

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1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Gold Bar (Varied Designs/Varied Condition)

One of the most valuable gold precious metal products in the world is a 1 Kilo gold bar. Products in this weight are coveted because they offer the greatest combination of weight and affordability. From one of the foremost producers of gold over the past century and a half, Johnson Matthey Gold Bars long represented a standard of excellence in the precious metals industry. Right now, 1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Gold Bars are available to purchase online.

Bar Highlights:

• Arrives in protective plastic.
• Contains 1 Kilo (32.15 Troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.
• Obverse and reverse design elements vary by specific product.
• Please note that we do not guarantee a specific design or condition.

There are varying reasons behind the products that investors select when buying gold and other precious metal products. The 1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Gold Bar is viewed by many as a great value for its balance between weight and size, and affordability.

On the whole, 1 Kilo Gold Bars have a better price-per-ounce than smaller gold bars. At the same time, these 1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Gold Bars are easy to store even for their heavier weight. Gold continues to increase in popularity as market volatility continues in the modern era. As a safe-haven metal, gold provides stability while maintaining its intrinsic value even when markets are strong.

The obverse and reverse fields of these 1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Gold Bars feature various possible design combinations. In general, most Johnson Matthey gold bars feature the company logo along with the identifying hallmarks of the bar.

Johnson Matthey gold bars are no longer being produced by the London-based company. For almost two centuries, the company was involved in the trade and production of precious metal goods. As of 2015, the company made the decision to exit the precious metals industry. Johnson Matthey gold bars have long been a standard, but are no longer produced.

The sale of Johnson Matthey’s precious metals facilities in Canada and the United States was completed in June 2015. Tokyo-based precious metal firm Asai Holdings bought two refining facilities and a laboratory belonging to Johnson Matthey, which means there will no longer be gold or silver bars produced by the British firm.

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