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1000 grams .999 fine silver. LBMA-certified, IRA eligible! Leverage your silver investment by purchasing these large silver bars at extremely low premiums.
| Quantity | Cash/Check | Credit Card | Paypal/Pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 - 4 | $2,052.96 | $2,139.18 | $2,165.87 |
| 5 - 9 | $2,051.71 | $2,137.88 | $2,164.55 |
| 10 - 14 | $2,050.46 | $2,136.58 | $2,163.24 |
| 15 - 29 | $2,049.21 | $2,135.28 | $2,161.92 |
| 30 or more | $2,047.96 | $2,133.97 | $2,160.60 |
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The 1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Silver Bar contains 1 kilogram (approximately 32.15 troy ounces) of .999 fine silver and features the iconic Johnson Matthey hallmark on the obverse. Produced during the company's decades-long presence in the precious metals industry, these bars have become some of the most recognizable pieces of vintage bullion available today.
The obverse displays the classic Johnson Matthey logo, two crossed hammers within a diamond, along with the bar's weight and purity markings. The reverse is intentionally left blank, showcasing the natural texture created during the casting process.
Unlike modern bullion bars that remain in active production, Johnson Matthey silver bars are no longer manufactured. The company exited the silver bullion market in 2015, making every JM bar available today a secondary-market product sourced from existing private holdings.
For many investors and collectors, that discontinued status is part of the appeal. These bars combine substantial silver content with the legacy of one of the most respected names in precious metals refining.
The bar is also IRA eligible and meets IRS purity requirements for Precious Metals Self-Directed IRA inclusion.
Johnson Matthey's departure from the retail bullion market in 2015 permanently closed the supply of newly produced JM silver bars.
As a result, every Johnson Matthey kilo bar available today comes from previously owned inventory. No new examples will enter the market, regardless of future demand.
This dynamic places JM bars in a unique position. They continue to trade primarily as bullion products, yet they also benefit from the recognition and collectibility often associated with discontinued brands.
For investors, the attraction is straightforward: a widely recognized silver bar backed by a refinery name trusted for generations. For collectors, the appeal lies in owning a piece of bullion history that can no longer be produced.
Founded in London in 1817 by Percival Norton Johnson, Johnson Matthey grew from a small gold assaying business into one of the world's most respected precious metals refiners.
The company adopted its modern name following a partnership with George Matthey in 1851 and eventually became a major participant in global bullion markets.
Johnson Matthey later earned recognition as one of the original refiners accredited under the London Bullion Market Association's Good Delivery system, a benchmark that remains one of the most important standards in the precious metals industry.
While the company originated in the United Kingdom, many Johnson Matthey silver bars circulating throughout North America were produced through its refining operations in Salt Lake City, Utah.
For decades, the JM hallmark represented reliability, quality, and broad market acceptance. Even today, that reputation contributes to the strong recognition these bars enjoy among dealers and investors worldwide.
The obverse features Johnson Matthey's well-known logo: the initials "JM" alongside two crossed hammers enclosed within a diamond.
Also stamped on the face of the bar are:
These markings verify the bar's manufacturer, weight, and silver purity while preserving the simple, functional design that became synonymous with JM bullion.
The reverse is left intentionally blank. Because the bar is cast rather than minted, each piece develops its own surface characteristics as the molten silver cools inside the mold. Subtle ripples, texture variations, and cooling marks are a normal part of the manufacturing process.
No two bars are exactly alike, giving each piece a slightly different appearance while maintaining the same silver content and purity.
Kilo silver bars generally fall into one of two categories: cast bars and minted bars.
For investors primarily focused on silver weight and value, cast bars frequently offer a more cost-efficient way to accumulate larger quantities of silver.
The Johnson Matthey kilo bar adds another layer of appeal through its discontinued status and long-standing market recognition.
Authentication is especially important with vintage bullion products, and every Johnson Matthey bar sold by BOLD undergoes a comprehensive verification process before shipment.
Testing methods include:
These procedures help confirm the bar's composition, purity, and authenticity without damaging the silver.
Every JM bar sold by BOLD is guaranteed to contain the stated weight and .999 fine silver purity.
Verified buyer feedback highlights many of the qualities that have made Johnson Matthey bars so popular among silver investors:
"The Johnson Matthey kilo bar is gorgeous! The shipping was quicker than expected. I would highly recommend them! Johnson Matthey bars are always reliable, and this one is no exception. The finish is clean, the stamping is sharp."
BOLD Precious Metals is a leading dealer of Johnson Matthey bullion products and carries JM silver bars in multiple formats, including 1 oz, 10 oz, 1 kilo, and 100 oz sizes, as well as select Johnson Matthey gold bars.
Each bar arrives in a protective plastic flip and ships fully insured in discreet packaging. Orders of $199 or more qualify for free, fully insured domestic shipping.
📧 support@boldpreciousmetals.com
📞 1(866) 454-BOLD
The 1 Kilo Johnson Matthey Silver Bar contains 1 kilogram (approximately 32.15 troy ounces) of .999 fine silver and features the iconic Johnson Matthey hallmark on the obverse. Produced during the company's decades-long presence in the precious metals industry, these bars have become some of the most recognizable pieces of vintage bullion available today.
The obverse displays the classic Johnson Matthey logo, two crossed hammers within a diamond, along with the bar's weight and purity markings. The reverse is intentionally left blank, showcasing the natural texture created during the casting process.
Unlike modern bullion bars that remain in active production, Johnson Matthey silver bars are no longer manufactured. The company exited the silver bullion market in 2015, making every JM bar available today a secondary-market product sourced from existing private holdings.
For many investors and collectors, that discontinued status is part of the appeal. These bars combine substantial silver content with the legacy of one of the most respected names in precious metals refining.
The bar is also IRA eligible and meets IRS purity requirements for Precious Metals Self-Directed IRA inclusion.
Johnson Matthey's departure from the retail bullion market in 2015 permanently closed the supply of newly produced JM silver bars.
As a result, every Johnson Matthey kilo bar available today comes from previously owned inventory. No new examples will enter the market, regardless of future demand.
This dynamic places JM bars in a unique position. They continue to trade primarily as bullion products, yet they also benefit from the recognition and collectibility often associated with discontinued brands.
For investors, the attraction is straightforward: a widely recognized silver bar backed by a refinery name trusted for generations. For collectors, the appeal lies in owning a piece of bullion history that can no longer be produced.
Founded in London in 1817 by Percival Norton Johnson, Johnson Matthey grew from a small gold assaying business into one of the world's most respected precious metals refiners.
The company adopted its modern name following a partnership with George Matthey in 1851 and eventually became a major participant in global bullion markets.
Johnson Matthey later earned recognition as one of the original refiners accredited under the London Bullion Market Association's Good Delivery system, a benchmark that remains one of the most important standards in the precious metals industry.
While the company originated in the United Kingdom, many Johnson Matthey silver bars circulating throughout North America were produced through its refining operations in Salt Lake City, Utah.
For decades, the JM hallmark represented reliability, quality, and broad market acceptance. Even today, that reputation contributes to the strong recognition these bars enjoy among dealers and investors worldwide.
The obverse features Johnson Matthey's well-known logo: the initials "JM" alongside two crossed hammers enclosed within a diamond.
Also stamped on the face of the bar are:
These markings verify the bar's manufacturer, weight, and silver purity while preserving the simple, functional design that became synonymous with JM bullion.
The reverse is left intentionally blank. Because the bar is cast rather than minted, each piece develops its own surface characteristics as the molten silver cools inside the mold. Subtle ripples, texture variations, and cooling marks are a normal part of the manufacturing process.
No two bars are exactly alike, giving each piece a slightly different appearance while maintaining the same silver content and purity.
Kilo silver bars generally fall into one of two categories: cast bars and minted bars.
For investors primarily focused on silver weight and value, cast bars frequently offer a more cost-efficient way to accumulate larger quantities of silver.
The Johnson Matthey kilo bar adds another layer of appeal through its discontinued status and long-standing market recognition.
Authentication is especially important with vintage bullion products, and every Johnson Matthey bar sold by BOLD undergoes a comprehensive verification process before shipment.
Testing methods include:
These procedures help confirm the bar's composition, purity, and authenticity without damaging the silver.
Every JM bar sold by BOLD is guaranteed to contain the stated weight and .999 fine silver purity.
Verified buyer feedback highlights many of the qualities that have made Johnson Matthey bars so popular among silver investors:
"The Johnson Matthey kilo bar is gorgeous! The shipping was quicker than expected. I would highly recommend them! Johnson Matthey bars are always reliable, and this one is no exception. The finish is clean, the stamping is sharp."
BOLD Precious Metals is a leading dealer of Johnson Matthey bullion products and carries JM silver bars in multiple formats, including 1 oz, 10 oz, 1 kilo, and 100 oz sizes, as well as select Johnson Matthey gold bars.
Each bar arrives in a protective plastic flip and ships fully insured in discreet packaging. Orders of $199 or more qualify for free, fully insured domestic shipping.
📧 support@boldpreciousmetals.com
📞 1(866) 454-BOLD
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