Johnson Matthey London THE PRINCE OF WALES AND LADY DIANNA SPENCER Commemorating the marriage of The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer. Round Specifications Diameter: 38 mm Weight: 40 grammes Purity: 18 carat (75% fine) Mintage: 32 of 50 JM-U-52

Exploring Johnson Matthey's Precious Metals Journey: A Historical Timeline is a global leader in the precious metals industry. The company was founded in 1817 by Percival Norton Johnson as an assayer of precious metals. In 1851, George Matthey joined the business, and the name was changed to Johnson & Matthey. The firm was appointed official assayer and refiner to the Bank of England in 1852. Over the years, the company expanded its operations and became a leading producer and refiner of precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. Today, Johnson Matthey’s science and research are focused on addressing some of the most pressing challenges faced by our planet and its people. Here is a timeline of Johnson Matthey’s history in the precious metals industry: 1817: Johnson Matthey was founded as an assayer of precious metals. 1851: George Matthey joins the business, and the name is changed to Johnson & Matthey. 1852: The firm was appointed official assayer and refiner to the Bank of England. 1874: Johnson Matthey begins refining platinum. 1920s: The company becomes a leading producer of catalytic converters. 1946: Johnson Matthey and P.R. Mallory Ltd. form a joint venture in Toronto with the participation of the timer switch, capacitor, and metallurgical divisions. 1960s: Johnson Matthey begins producing autocatalysts for the control of vehicle emissions. 1980s: The company expanded its operations to North America and Asia. 2015: Asahi Holdings acquires Johnson Matthey’s gold and silver refining businesses, which included refineries located in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, and Brampton, Ontario, Canada, as well as investment casting services from its. 2017: Johnson Matthey celebrates its 200th anniversary. Source: matthey.com and Wikipedia

JOHNSON MATTHEY LONDON Oval Logo Photos by rarebullion.com JM-U-36

REPUBLIC NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK Genuine Fake The genuine counterpart of this variety has a stamped serial number on the front of the bar. This box is most commonly left blank on counterfeit bars or may have a laser-etched serial number instead of a stamped serial number. Please click link to see side by side comparison. Photos by GG. JM-F-2

Back Second Generation Hammer Back Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 100oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: R07853 Obverse: Diagonal JM Crossed Hammers Logo Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-2-30 Credit to: Walmart Back JOHNSON MATTHEY LONDON REFINERS MELTERS - Long Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 100oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: M000542 Obverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-B-8 Credit to: bullionmart.ca Back Westway Westway Johnson Matthey is a collaboration between Westway and Johnson Matthey. In this partnership, Johnson Matthey produced silver bars exclusively for Westway, which were distributed for a limited time. Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 100oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: N/A Obverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-P-27 Credit to: APMEX Back Diamond JM Logo with Crossed Hammers Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 100oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: A156056 Obverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-P-11 Credit to: Garner Silver and Gold Back Type 1 - A Series Diamond JM Logo with Crossed Hammers Letter Prefix Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 100oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: N/A Obverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-P-12 Credit to: Garner Silver and Gold Back MOCATTA METALS CORPORATION Mocatta Metals Corporation was founded in 1671 by Moses Mocatta, who opened an account with one of London’s most famous goldsmith bankers, Edward Backwell. The company became one of the world’s largest metals-trading businesses and the oldest member of London’s bullion market. By 1957, the business was acquired by the merchant bank Hambros Bank and was renamed Mocatta and Goldsmid Limited, with Jock and Edgar Mocatta serving as managing directors. In 1969, Mocatta Metal Corporation was created in New York and through Hambros Bank, Mocatta and Goldsmid took a 50% share. Mocatta Metals Corporation was later on acquired by Johnson Matthey in 1997. Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 100oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: M24118 Obverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-P-27 Credit to: mooneymetals Back MTB Liberty Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 100oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: 1781 Obverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-U-18 Credit to: Apmex Back JOHNSON MATTHEY LONDON REFINERS MELTERS - Long Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 100oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: 7744 Obverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-U-18 Credit to: Element Armory Metals

Back GARANTITO DALLA Dimensions: 20mm x 11.91mm x 1.50mm Weight: 2.5 grams Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: N/A Reverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-I-9 Credit to: N/A

This page is dedicated to providing information about Johnson Matthey's 7oz silver bars. Back Type 1 Type 2 - Serif "7" font, Large "OZ", and missing "." decimal Johnson Matthey Canada with maple leaf stamp These ingots were originally offered as a collector set . Type 2 - similar with type 1 sample but notice the font variation of number "7", Large "OZ", and missing "." decimal. Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 10 oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: N/A Obverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JMC-P-6 Credit to: AL Back Johnson Matthey Canada no maple leaf These ingots were originally offered as a collector set . Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 10 oz Purity: .999 Metal Type: Silver Serial Number: N/A Obverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JMC-P-23 Credit to: goldbarren-wiki.de

JOHNSON MATTHEY & PAUWELS Photos by DN. JM-BEL-12 JOHNSON MATTHEY & PAUWELS - Oval Logo sideways Photos by DN. JM-BEL-7 JOHNSON MATTHEY LONDON Oval Logo Photos by rarebullion.com . JM-U-23 JOHNSON MATTHEY & PAUWELS Recognizable JM & Pauwels hallmark. Photos by ND. JM-BEL-7 JOHNSON MATTHEY & PAUWELS - Banque Générale Banque Générale logo on reverse. The Banque Générale is a banking institution founded on May 2, 17161 by John Law, future Comptroller General of Finances of the Regent Philippe d'Orléans. It was renamed "Royal Bank" on January 1, 1719. Not be associated with Royal Bank for Canada. Source . Photos by ND. JM-BEL-8

Back LIBERTY TRADE GOLD TM Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 1/20 oz Purity: .9999 Metal Type: Gold Serial Number: N/A Obverse: Image of Lady Liberty Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-R-22 Credit to: bullionexchanges.com

Second Generation Hammer Back Photo by silvergoldbull . JM-2-23 Prudential Securities Prudential Securities, also formerly known as Prudential Securities Incorporated (PSI), was the financial services arm of the insurer, Prudential Financial . In 2003, Prudential Securities was merged into Wachovia Securities , a division of Wachovia Bank . Prudential Securities traces its origins to the founding of the Leopold Cahn & Co. brokerage and investment bank in 1879. In 1891, the firm was reorganized as J.S. Bache & Co. after Jules Bache was brought into the partnership. In 1974, Bache merged with Halsey, Stuart & Co., a Chicago-based investment bank founded in 1911. Source . Photos by APMEX . JM-P-51 Diamond JM Logo with Crossed Hammers Photo by coinwatchco. JM-P-17 JOHNSON MATTHEY AUSTRALIA Westpac Banking Corporation Westpac Banking Corporation is an Australian bank that provides financial services including lending, deposit taking, payments services, investment portfolio management and advice, superannuation and funds . Source . Photo by jamiepinto9 . JM-A-3 JOHNSON MATTHEY AUSTRALIA Oval Logo Photo by ozvintagebars . JM-A-6 REPUBLIC NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK Photos by rarebullion.com . JM-B-56 JOHNSON MATTHEY & CO. LTD LONDON 996 Purity Stamp Photos by rarebullion.com . JM-U-45 JM&M LTD CANADA ASSAY OFFICE Oval Logo Photos by CY . JM-MP-11 JOHNSON MATTHEY & CO LTD LONDON Photo by goldbarren-wiki.de . JM-U-51

Back JOHNSON MATTHEY LONDON Oval Logo Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 10 oz Purity: .9999 Metal Type: Gold Serial Number: 12791 Reverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-U-20 Credit to: ND Back JOHNSON MATTHEY & PAUWELS Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 10 oz Purity: .9999 Metal Type: Gold Serial Number: 018197 Reverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-BEL-14 Credit to: CHARDS Back JMC Johnson Matthey Canada Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 10 oz Purity: .9999 Metal Type: Gold Serial Number: N/A Reverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JMC-P-28 Credit to: www.londongoldbuyer.com

Back Second Generation Hammer Back Dimensions: Unknown Weight: 20 grams Purity: .9999 Metal Type: Gold Serial Number: 004290 Reverse: Blank back Mintage: Unknown Catalog Number: JM-2-14 Credit to: CoinWatchCo Second Generation Hammer Back with RARE Serial Number AW 52 Photos by CoinWatchCo . JM-2-11 NEW BRITTANIA MINE Obverse "3 YEARS NO LOST TIME ACCIDE NTS, NOV.1995 - NOV.1998". The front logo resembles the Nor-Acme Mine Snow Lake, Manitoba. This mine was operated by Howe Sound Exploration Company. It started operation in 1949 with the first bullion poured in April 1949. In 1955, Howe Sound merged with Britannia Mining and Smelting Company and the mine was renamed Britannia Mine. Britannia Mine closed in July 1958 after producing 35,569 ounces of gold. The mine was reopened in November 1995 as New Britannia Mine. It operated until closure in 2005. It is presently owned by Hudbay Minerals but remained closed at the time of a 2021 site visit. Source Photos by AGSTACKING JM-P-17 CREDIT SUISSE SWISS Photos by rarecoincollector . JM-B-36 KREDIETBANK (Credit Bank) S.A. LUXEMBOURGEOISE - JOHNSON MATTHEY & PAUWELS Comes in 5g, 10g, 20, 50g and 100g variety. Photos by rarebullion.com . JM-B-38 KREDIETBANK (Credit Bank) S.A. LUXEMBOURGEOISE - JM Logo with Crossed Hammers Discovered 5g, 20g, 50g, 100g variety. Photos by rarebullion.com . JM-B-51 Standard Chartered This gold bar was manufactured for Standard Charted Bank Limited. The “MG” stands for Mocatta and Goldsmid, a bullion company founded by Moses Mocatta and later on became a family run firm trading in precious metals in London, England in the mid 1600 - 1700s. In 1973, Mocatta and Goldsmid was purchased by Standard Chartered Bank which was later on bought by Scotiabank in 1997 and renamed it ScotiaMocatta. The metals trading division was operated by Bank of Nova Scotia until 2019 since then have ceased operations. Comes in 5g, 10, 20g and 50g weight variety. Photos by Wizard1 Currency & Bullion . JM-B-46 JOHNSON MATTHEY & PAUWELS - Banque Générale Banque Générale logo on reverse. The Banque Générale is a banking institution founded on May 2, 1716 1 by John Law , future Comptroller General of Finances of the Regent Philippe d'Orléans . It was renamed "Royal Bank" on January 1, 1719 . Not be associated with Royal Bank for Canada. Source . Photos from ND. JM-BEL-10 BANQUE POUR LE COMMERCE SUISSE ISRAELIEN La Banque pour le Commerce Suisse-Israélien”, is a bank that was established in 1976 and was headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. It was acquired by Banque Heritage in 2013. Source . Photos by mooneymetals . JM-B-57 JOHNSON MATTHEY & PAUWELS Recognizable JM & Pauwels hallmark. Photos by rarebullion.com . JM-BEL-16 JOHNSON MATTHEY & PAUWELS Photos by rarebullion.com . JM-BEL-18