1 Kilo Gold Bar Johnson Matthey Mocatta & Goldsmid Vintage .9999 Fine 32.15 Oz
1 Kilo Gold Bar Johnson Matthey Mocatta & Goldsmid Vintage .9999 Fine 32.15 Oz
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This rare vintage kilo Gold bar was manufactured by the historic Johnson Matthey Mocatta & Goldsmid Bullion Brokers of London, a firm with roots tracing back to the 17th century. Struck in 1 kilogram (32.15 troy oz) of .9999 fine Gold, each bar features the iconic Johnson Matthey London hallmark alongside the Mocatta & Goldsmid name, weight, purity, and a unique stamped serial number on the obverse, with a blank reverse.
A tangible piece of bullion brokerage history, this bar combines substantial Gold content with genuine collectibility, making it an efficient way to acquire a large amount of Gold in a single purchase while diversifying your portfolio. Each bar is presented in protective plastic to preserve its condition.
Key Features
| Brand | Johnson Matthey |
| Manufacturer | Johnson Matthey Mocatta & Goldsmid Bullion Brokers of London |
| Product Type | Semi-Numismatic Gold Bar |
| Metal Content | 32.15 troy oz |
| Weight | 1 kilogram (32.15 troy oz) |
| Purity | .9999 fine Gold |
| Condition | New |
| Obverse | Johnson Matthey London with Mocatta & Goldsmid London Bullion Brokers, weight, purity, and unique serial number |
| Reverse | Blank |
| Serial Number | Unique stamped serial number |
| Grade | None |
| Mint Mark | N/A |
| Packaging | Protective plastic |
| Product ID | 276878 |
Highlights
- Contains 1 kilogram (32.15 troy oz) of .9999 fine Gold
- Manufactured by the historic Johnson Matthey Mocatta & Goldsmid Bullion Brokers of London
- Unique stamped serial number on each bar
- Obverse features iconic Johnson Matthey London hallmark with Mocatta & Goldsmid branding
- Presented in protective plastic to preserve condition
How to use
Handle your Gold bar with care to maintain its condition and value. Use clean cotton gloves when handling to avoid fingerprints and oils from your skin transferring to the surface. Store the bar in its protective plastic packaging in a secure, dry location such as a safe or safety deposit box.
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