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Any Help On The Jm 5 Ounce Hand Poured Bar?

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i used it in a topic a while back but looking into this bar I cant find anything

https://goccf.com/t/151415

any idea? value ect
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I have seen many of those listed on ebay. Most prices range from $250-$350. Most likely minted in the mid 1970s. Very collectible piece and easy to sell.
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Unless you really know what you're doing and what to look for (and look out for), buying a 5oz Engelhard on ebay is a very dicey proposition. Fakes litter
the landscape and some vendors are reknowned for peddling fakes (yeah--I know--that's a real shock). Unless you're a truly knowledgable buyer with an
experienced eye, your likelihood of getting burned is more than I'd like to face. If you dare, go swimming in that pool at your own risk...
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