10 Tolas Gold Bar - Johnson Matthey-London (3.75 oz)
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Bar Highlights:
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Johnson Matthey is widely recognized, making this an excellent choice for any Gold bar collector. Add this 10 tolas Johnson Matthey bar to your cart today!
These Gold bars are from the secondary market and may exhibit light scratches and contact marks.
A tola is a traditional Indian unit of measurement now standardized as 0.375 troy oz. However, the tola has been officially replaced by metric units, but it is still in current use in India, Pakistan and Singapore, with a ten tola bar being the most commonly traded.
10 tolas Gold bars are rare and not often available, making them highly sought after by Gold enthusiasts. The poured technique gives a slightly unique look and feel, adding greater appeal of collectibility.
Bar Highlights:
- Contains 3.75 oz of 999.0 fine Gold.
- Individual bars are presented in protective packaging.
- Obverse: Displays the Johnson Matthey-London name along with the weight and purity.
- Reverse: Plain and blank.
- Guaranteed by Johnson Matthey.
Protect your product from fingerprints by adding these cotton gloves to your order.
Johnson Matthey is widely recognized, making this an excellent choice for any Gold bar collector. Add this 10 tolas Johnson Matthey bar to your cart today!
These Gold bars are from the secondary market and may exhibit light scratches and contact marks.
A tola is a traditional Indian unit of measurement now standardized as 0.375 troy oz. However, the tola has been officially replaced by metric units, but it is still in current use in India, Pakistan and Singapore, with a ten tola bar being the most commonly traded.
Posted By:Johnson & Matthey collector
From:Texas
Date:Jan 18, 2016
I'm very happy with my purchase. I wasn't sure if this rare size would be a problem. It's surprising how thick and heavy it is. My understanding is these bars were produced in London from 1987-1995. When I put it side by side with a 100 gram bar (3.12 oz) this 10 tolas (3.75 oz) looks and feels so much bigger than it should. This is a nice chunk of gold you can hold in your hand and admire.
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- Collectible (lower mintage)
- Recognized Brand
- Bottom Line
- Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
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