1 oz Silver Bar Johnson Matthey

This Johnson Matthey 1 oz silver bar is sought after by investors because it is no longer produced by the British refinery. Johnson Matthey PLC is now a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index, multinational specialty chemicals and sustainable technologies company, and it remains a full member of the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA).

Their gold and silver bars continue to be traded and come in a range of sizes to suit all budgets. Even 200 years after its establishment, the Johnson Matthey group remains widely recognised for producing high-quality bullion bars.

• Fineness: 999 fine silver
• Silver Content: 1 troy ounce of silver
• Weight: 1 oz
• Presentation: Supplied in sealed plastic packaging

For more investment opportunities, explore our complete range of silver bars, available in both new and pre-owned options to suit your portfolio or budget.

Who Are Johnson Matthey?

Johnson Matthey can trace its roots back to 1817, when P.N. Johnson set up business as a gold assayer in London. In 1852, the company was appointed official assayer and refiner to the Bank of England.

The firm is no longer involved in precious metals refining, having sold that arm of the business in 2015, and now focusses on chemicals and sustainable technologies.

What Is a LBMA Member?

The LBMA sets and maintains the defacto standards for gold and silver across the world to support wholesale over-the-counter (OTC) and physical settlement. The LBMA offers three types of memberships for firms across the end-to-end supply chain.

For more information regarding this topic, we recommend that you read our LBMA information page, which details the history of the organisation, its important roles and functions, and the significance of LBMA membership when choosing to invest in precious metals.

Weights of Our Investment Silver Bars

We stock a wide range of investment silver bullion bars, ranging in weight from our largest size, the impressive 1000 oz silver good delivery bars, including VAT-free options, to as small as 1g silver bars. We understand the importance of offering a diverse selection of gold bar options to help you diversify your precious metal portfolio effectively.

Why Are Silver Bars Taxable in the UK?

Value Added Tax (VAT): In the UK, most goods and services are subject to Value Added Tax (VAT), which is a consumption tax. Precious metals, including silver bars, are generally subject to VAT. However, there are some exceptions and special rules that apply.

Sell Your Silver Bars to Chards

Are you ready to sell your silver bars to Chards? We guarantee competitive rates to all sellers, whether you choose to visit us in our showroom, use our postal service, or opt for our distance buy-in service.

The obverse of the bar shows the refinery alongside the fineness of the silver with a unique serial number and weight of the bar. 

The opposing side of the bar shows the Johnson Matthey logo repeated across the back of the bar.