Engelhard Bar (in reference to FraterArgentum's auction)

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  1. badhammy

    badhammy Member Silver Stacker

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    Just saw the above auction and realised I had an Engelhard in the safe:

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    Source: Evermore 2nd Hand

    Can anyone tell me if this has any significant value above spot, I'm pretty sure the serial number is FP not FF

    Any help and info is appreciated.
     
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    bloomst Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Well FA auction price would be a good guidance...unless you want to try your luck with ebay.
     
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    badhammy Member Silver Stacker

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    Sorry I should have clarified: Just after info on rarity on these bars, how popular, history etc, not looking to sell
     
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    spannermonkey Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    From my understanding it's only the poured Engelhard bars that attract a premium
     
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    They generally go for between $40-50.
    The FP Series are some of the later ones minted.
     
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    PM Me & I'll send you a whole raft of info!
    They stopped being made in the late 80's
    Engelhard Metals Co was one of the largest refiners of Precious Metals Silver & PGM mainly (Platinum Group Metals) in the US for many years & were instrumental in the invention of the catalytic converter.
    Google them, there's LOADS of info around.
     
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    Sorry about not getting back to you with the info yet... I'm searching for this great link to Engelhard info I found a while back.
     

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