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I've seen several of these lately, but they did have either the PAMP logo or RAMI logo. ( Identical designs) Don't know which is the counterfeit or knockoff. Definitely not PAMP Suisse
The one below appears to be an altered RAMI bar.
"Bongo drive 1984 Lincoln that looks like old coin dug from ground."
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Chinese fake maybe????
SilverBaron owns one RAMI.
edited to add: at a closer look, it may be fake.
The one below appears to be an altered RAMI bar.
I have run across a few more of these, various sizes, and after carefull weighing, measuring and examination.....
I have come to the conclusion that they are .999 silver and were .... ( in order )
1 .... Made by PAMP using the RAMI name ...... for what reason, I do not know. I speculate it was for Mid-East export.
2 .... Licensed by PAMP to ?? ( Mid-East refiner ) ........ again ..... no real information .... just a hunch.
3 .... They really are a knock off by ??? trying to boost sales by looking like a PAMP.
4 .... They really are not .999 fine and I got clipped on a 1/2 oz ( $10 ) bar. ( It does beg the question ..... counterfiet 1/2 oz silver?!? )
Just a few thoughts.
Keep on Stack'n!!
SB
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<< <i>I am convinced that the RAMI bars are NOT counterfiet in sense that they are not .999 fine silver. >>
<< <i>I have come to the conclusion that they are .999 silver >>
Now I'm confused. Which is it? ... I've yet to find out any reference anywhere to a RAMI producer
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