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I have found many of these FAKE Johnson Matthey and Mallory bars floating around on ebay. The reverse of the bar is a dead give away as well as being listed as new when the real ones were minted in the 1970s. I'm guessing these all came from china. What do you guys think?   |
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United States
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United States
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Just sharing a couple other rare JM bars I picked up recently.   |
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United States
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Very cool. You have many JM items that I've never seen before. Thanks again for sharing. Looking forward to more pictures to come.
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United States
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Very cool. You have many JM items that I've never seen before. Thanks again for sharing. Looking forward to more pictures to come.
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United States
158 Posts |
Another fractional JM 10 gram silver bar. I'm looking for a bar identical to this one with a different reverse that has a repeating JMAC logo. Let me know if anyone knows where I can find one.  |
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United States
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There are some bars that I haven't seen before. Nice collection, thanks for sharing
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United States
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United States
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Unusual find. A Johnson Matthey & Mallory bar without a serial number. I know there is a 1974 version of this bar along with ones that include serial numbers but this one I came across is blank at the bottom right hand corner of the bar.   |
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United States
158 Posts |
Johnson Matthey Hycroft Crofoot Mine bar. First one I ever came across. Anyone else seen one of these?   |
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United States
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I've seen the Hycroft on a couple occasions, it is a rare piece but they are out there
Lake Ontario round is the first I've seen, very nice piece. Is it 999 silver? Do you know mintage of this round.
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United States
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Yes the Lake Ontario round is 1oz of 999 silver. I don't know the exact mintage since this is the first one I have seen as well. If I were to guess the mintage I would say probably between 1000-3000 pieces. I will add a picture of the edge of the round as well. It shows 999 fine silver.
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United States
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The edge of the JM Lake Ontario round previously posted.  |
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United States
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Very cool piece, thanks for sharing.
Not sure if you know Liberty Trade also come with 10 oz and fractional, the later is rarer and seldom seen.
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United States
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Yeah those 10oz and fractional JM liberty trade rounds are more rare. I have seen two different versions of the 10oz JM liberty trade rounds and I believe the only fractional I have seen was 10 grams if I remember right.
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