Perth Mint silver bar styles

In a not so childish response please... Do serialized bars carry a higher premium? Can you insure them? Or are they simply a way to track authenticity?
 
USSSAlabama said:
In a not so childish response please... Do serialized bars carry a higher premium? Can you insure them? Or are they simply a way to track authenticity?
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To some they are more valuable , yes Pamp's do sell for a premium
Personally it don't matter to me , I would never pay a premium for a Pamp 1kg ;)
Just buy what ever is locally supplied ;)
And if you do insure your stash take photo's & keep them with your receipts separately
 
USSSAlabama said:
Thanks! Engelhard, Johnson Matthey and Scottsdale are all the most popular bars in my area..
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All good than , no need to pay premiums for Pamps
" PAMP " Just have a really good marketing department :lol:
And when you go to a dealer ,they want pay the premium for Pamp's

:)
 
spannermonkey said:
USSSAlabama said:
What does PAMP stand for?
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Can't remember sorry :rolleyes:
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Don't worry, managed to find it on Google after about 20mins :cool:

PAMP is an acronym for: Produits Artistiques de Mtaux Prcieux - Artistic products of Precious Metals

They have a website and everything http://www.pamp.ch/
 
Weigthed my 10oz new style bars last night and found that bars with old stamps weight 313+gm while the new stamps weight 311+gm.. Coincidence?
 
I know that minimising "giveaway" is addressed during the gold fabrication, maybe more attention is being paid to it during silver production - as long as it weighs at least 311.04g there is no problem.

These bars are not poured - they are cast by melting granules places into molds - so it sounds like they are just weighing the granules better :)
 
Does anyone else think it is unusual that the Perth Mint Silver Bars don't mention what material they consist of?

99.9 but no mention of 99.9% what?

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Noticed this on a bar and thought I was going mad!

:)

Edit - I see that the gold bars (none minted) don't say it either:

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I guess one just infers from the colour :D

(On that note, anyone wanna buy a Perth Mint 10oz poured platinum bar? First and only of it's kind, looks very similar to the silver bar in appearance :D).
 
hotel 46 said:
did perth mint ever make old 1000oz good delivery bars or did they only make retail bars?
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Have seen AGR Matthey 30kg bars delivered from the mint, I'm pretty sure that there was a brochure or press release showing the "new" 1000oz bars that have a Perth Mint hallmark (laser etched from memory). Only available through Depository as a general rule.
 
just picked up one today...similar than B style but no serial on back

also a kg old style with serial on back

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I think I got excited about silver again in a long time :P
 
goldpelican said:
Thought it was time to have some definitive nomenclature for all of the Perth Mint 10oz bar collectors out there.
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Nice images. The Perth Mint makes some fine product indeed!
 
Those are two very good looking bars.
Makes me want to sell my 10 oz stackers so I can get some 5-10-20ozs and a kilo PErth mint bars.
 
1ozTrOy said:
Those are two very good looking bars.
Makes me want to sell my 10 oz stackers so I can get some 5-10-20ozs and a kilo PErth mint bars.
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Add a bit of elbow grease to have that finish.
PM bars were born ugly. Took me few attempt to give that finish.
 
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