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Johnson Matthey

10 oz Johnson Matthey Hand Poured Gold Bar .9999 Fine

10 oz
.9999 Fine Gold
Johnson Matthey
IRA eligible

Lowest price across 2 dealers+1.50% over spot

$39,955.85per unit at qty 1

SD Bullion

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No tier break at this quantityOrder total $39,955.85

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Dealer prices for 10 oz Johnson Matthey Hand Poured Gold Bar .9999 Fine at quantity 1
#	Dealer	Price at qty 1	Premium	They pay you	Offer link
1	SD Bullion	$39,955.85	+$590.85+1.50%	Not published	View offer
2	Bullion Exchanges	Out of stock	—	$38,528.93spot −2.12%	Notify me when Bullion Exchanges has this in stock — sign in first

What dealers pay for this product

Best bidBullion Exchanges$38,528.93spot −2.12%−$83.61/oz

The only buyback published, of 2 dealers compared · best is 3.57% below the single-unit wire price

About this product

Rustic and Serial-Numbered: The 10 oz Johnson Matthey Hand Poured Gold Bar

This 10 oz Johnson Matthey hand poured gold bar contains ten troy ounces (about 311 grams) of .9999 fine gold from one of the longest-established names in refining. Because the metal is poured by hand into a mold, each bar has its own pour lines and surface texture, and each carries a unique serial number. The result looks far more rustic than a pressed, machine-made bar.

A Refining Name Dating to 1817

Johnson Matthey traces its precious metals refining history back to 1817 and has long worked with gold, silver, platinum and palladium. Its JM hallmark became familiar to bullion buyers around the world. Hand-poured bars like this one are cast rather than struck, which explains the rustic look and visible pour lines. The obverse shows the Johnson Matthey logo along with the weight and purity, and the reverse is intentionally left blank. Johnson Matthey bars on the market today come from existing supply.

Bar Specifications

10 troy oz (311 g) of .9999 fine gold
Refiner: Johnson Matthey
Hand-poured (cast) bar with individual pour lines
Unique serial number on each bar
Obverse: JM logo, weight and purity; reverse blank

Comparing 10 oz Hand Poured Bar Prices

With ten ounces in one bar, small differences in premium, the amount a dealer charges above spot, add up quickly. Bullion Hunters lays out each dealer's published price and any quantity tiers, plus buyback prices where dealers post them. Compare this bar with other 10 oz gold bar listings or see the full range of gold bars.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does a hand poured Johnson Matthey bar look different from a minted bar?

Hand-poured bars are made by pouring molten gold into a mold, so each one cools with its own pour lines and texture. Minted bars are stamped from flat blanks and have sharp, uniform surfaces.

How is the price of a 10 oz Johnson Matthey gold bar calculated?

The starting point is the spot price of gold multiplied by ten troy ounces. Each dealer then adds its own premium, which can shift with quantity and with demand for the JM hallmark. Comparing published prices shows how far apart those premiums are.

Specifications

Mint: Johnson Matthey
Fineness: .9999 Fine Gold
Metal weight: 10 oz
Face value: 10 oz
IRA eligible: Yes

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