engelhard 10 oz silver bar serial number lookup

#Engelhard 10 oz silver bar serial number lookup serial numbers
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#Engelhard 10 oz silver bar serial number lookup series

#Engelhard 10 oz silver bar serial number lookup series

, 1st series 100oz commercial bar produced exclusively for the Gold Standard Corporation.Engelhard 100 Oz Silver Bar Serial Number Lookup ALL ENGELHARD is dedicated to the presentation and preservation of all things Engelhard. Note very few early 7-digit serial variety were produced in ‘C’ prefix, also pictured. The serial number errors on these pieces resulted from part of the letter ‘X’ and number ‘8’ that were used as fillers for the lead position on the rotary stamp.

The letter-prefix serial number landscape examples with the Standard Engelhard Logo came next, to include both poured and extruded production. , Standard production bar produced by Engelhard for the Gold Standard Corporation. There is at least one case where two designs appear to share the same prefix (FB seems to be shared by two designs). Interesting to note that one 8th Series US production ingots demonstrates a 350843 Canadian range serial number, pictured below.

#Engelhard 10 oz silver bar serial number lookup serial numbers

The bars without serial numbers should be considered art bars. Notice the 999 fineness designation on the obverse lacks the ‘+’ symbol. When comparing the relatively short 4,000,000+/- 1oz Engelhard bar run with the continuously increasing 525,000,000+ to-date production US Silver Eagles, it is easy to recognize why many bullion investors and collectors continue to invest in these 1oz Engelhard bars.

This new variety was discovered in 2014, when four bars, each encased as a paperweight, were offered for auction.

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Hallmark in Elongated Octagon repeated diagonally, three full times, without a border. These are similar to the above variety, except the Canadian ‘Bull’ Hallmark is now present. Please see our entry for the first variety of IMPEX 1oz silver art bar that demonstrates a different reverse stamping. These iconic bars are immediately recognizable in the bullion world as ‘the standard’ of value and exchange. There is strong evidence that supports production timeframe overlapped on both ‘P’ and ‘W’ series ingots with the ‘W’ prefix beginning at ‘W050XXX’. We believe these exceedingly rare ingots were leftover 2nd series moulds that were later christened with a large ‘W’ prefix denoting the Anaheim, California facility and that they were given a very low serial number for the ‘W’ run. 8th series in ‘P’ serial prefix with occasional ‘C’ and ‘S’ serial prefix variations, first fully machined 100oz ‘bar’ variety. Around the 75000 serial mark, the text above serial stamp denoting weight, metal and purity changed to a smaller font with more spacing, most evident is the smaller SILVER at center. Our data indicates that production never reached PB025000. Imagine, more US Silver Eagles are produced in a single month than the entire Engelhard 1 oz bar production ever. Others have the revised logo with the shorter left/right sides and more space between the letters. AllEngelhard specifically disclaims without limitation any liability or responsibility for any losses in valuation, either directly, indirectly, consequential or incidental resulting from any representations, mis-representations, changes or modifications to information contained in this website. This page contains our current information on 1oz Engelhard silver bars and Legacy Ingots. Our archives indicate that bar P042092 was purchased in 1975. Specialty Art Bar produced by Manfra, Tordella & Brookes, 1986 mintage. 1st series 100oz ingot in Australian variation. Design appears to be exactly the same as the EI-9V, above, except in a 6-digit serial number variation without letter prefix and lacks the center dot in the Bull Logo.