Perth Mint silver bar styles

goldpelican said:
I've seen AGR branded bars delivered from Perth.
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http://www.perthmint.com.au/investment_bullion_bars_coins_barspage.aspx

The 400oz and 1,000oz silver bullion bars are stamped with The Perth Mint brandmark and include a serial number.
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http://www.perthbullion.com/shop/detail/SBO1000/

These massive investment grade bars are available in odd weights, typically from 950-1050 oz.These are sourced from LBMA approved refiners and may be Perth Mint, Royal Canadian Mint, Umicore, Johnson Matthey, PAMP or OHIO precious Metals brands, as available.
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So they must be in existence. No one has a photo of one?
 
I have a rather old 1oz Perth Mint Bar

http://i.imgur.com/fJZSzTl.jpg

I know its a pretty bad photo but if people are interested I can try and grab a better one.

I found this old thread talking about them, http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-34162-old-1-oz-silver-perth-mint-cast-ingot-value.html Can someone fill me in on what they are worth? I know they have a premium but I'm not sure how much.

I Think the Serial Number is rather low at #349.

Bar is in amazing condition, I don't think it has ever been taken out of this bag other then me taking these photos...

lhttp://i.imgur.com/G5qUzPq.jpg
&
http://i.imgur.com/hV8AKtZ.jpg
 
We have a consequtive run of 30 serial #s!

med



BiGs said:
goldpelican said:
I've seen AGR branded bars delivered from Perth.
Click to expand...

http://www.perthmint.com.au/investment_bullion_bars_coins_barspage.aspx

The 400oz and 1,000oz silver bullion bars are stamped with The Perth Mint brandmark and include a serial number.
Click to expand...


http://www.perthbullion.com/shop/detail/SBO1000/

These massive investment grade bars are available in odd weights, typically from 950-1050 oz.These are sourced from LBMA approved refiners and may be Perth Mint, Royal Canadian Mint, Umicore, Johnson Matthey, PAMP or OHIO precious Metals brands, as available.
Click to expand...


So they must be in existence. No one has a photo of one?
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I have another Type D serial number here.

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goldpelican said:
Had a report of a Type D held by a member here on Silver Stackers with a serial number - could be another variety. The example I have has no serial number. The bar's owner isn't sure if it's an original or aftermarket serial number.

For now I've added it as a variety - D1 with serial, D2 without serial.

It's also the type I've seen the least examples of.
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Nice. Are they 400 or 1000 each?

Perth Bullion Company said:
We have a consequtive run of 30 serial #s!

http://www.perthbullion.com/shop/image/id/4225/size/med/


BiGs said:
goldpelican said:
I've seen AGR branded bars delivered from Perth.
Click to expand...

http://www.perthmint.com.au/investment_bullion_bars_coins_barspage.aspx

The 400oz and 1,000oz silver bullion bars are stamped with The Perth Mint brandmark and include a serial number.
Click to expand...


http://www.perthbullion.com/shop/detail/SBO1000/

These massive investment grade bars are available in odd weights, typically from 950-1050 oz.These are sourced from LBMA approved refiners and may be Perth Mint, Royal Canadian Mint, Umicore, Johnson Matthey, PAMP or OHIO precious Metals brands, as available.
Click to expand...


So they must be in existence. No one has a photo of one?
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After some googling and a misleading ebay auction I have found out a little info that suggests a link between golden west refinery and perth mint. The eBay auction I saw said they became perth mint which I don't think is right. Did they merge or something of the like?

I saw a golden west bar for sale locally the other day, would it necisarily be old if they are refining thrivin through/with perth mint now?
 
phrenzy said:
After some googling and a misleading ebay auction I have found out a little info that suggests a link between golden west refinery and perth mint. The eBay auction I saw said they became perth mint which I don't think is right. Did they merge or something of the like?

I saw a golden west bar for sale locally the other day, would it necisarily be old if they are refining thrivin through/with perth mint now?
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Search and ye shall find: http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-36825-help-with-information-on-australian-pm-refineries.html
 
You got me. Very helpful though, thanks. Now I have confirmed that they basically have nothing to do with the perth mint directly I'll leave this thread on its way.

Cheers.
 
Gold Stackers said:
Some Perth Mint 100oz bars:

http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/11182_pmag100oz-pressed.jpg http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/11182_pmag100oz-extruded-serial.jpg http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/11182_pmag100oz-cast.jpg
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what's the tough date range the one in the middle? I've got the more recent one (with amazing wave patternation) and now one of the middle ones. I'd be curious to know how old it's likely to be. Very nice bar though, I like it even more than the newer ones.
 
Another quick question, I have a 100oz bar with the computer engraved serial number but unlike others I've seen like that it has "FINE SILVER" engraved on the bottom. Is there any significant difference in dates for the serialised bars with the fine silver making? it's the first I've seen like that.
 
2 questions re: the type "F" bar (vertical loaf, small logo, no serial) in the 10-oz version..


- Which years/decades were these produced?

- Hypothetically speaking, would it be considered sacrilege to give one of these a quick "dip" if the owner didn't like the particular toning of one?


Thanks!
 
Does anyone know anything about this bar as it doe not have a weight on it????

Is it common or rare?
Feedback would be great

10678_oold_pm_10oz_no_ozs.jpg


Many Thanks

Bigfella
 
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