Engelhard 4 oz old pour bar , seeking advice and price
Gofindtreasure
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Hello Everyone!
I am new to the forum ,
I metal detect , treasure hunt , dabble in PM
Someone suggested I join here based on a bar that I recently acquired.
It is a 4oz ENGELHARD old pour.
Serial # is 00004
The layout suggests a third pressing , but no "+" after 999
and the original price tag of $10 from Woodward's department store that used to be here in Vancouver puts this beauty at 1972~a first pressing.
So my question is this......Seeing as silver went above $2.50 per OZ in 1973 and has stayed there since....
Is this the fourth 4 oz bar ever poured by Engelhard?
I assure you that this is real.
It was purchased at a local small auction for melt x 3 , what a lucky day!
Thanks for any advice and help researching this.
I am having a hard time uploading a photo as it seems I have to minimize the size.
I will do this tonight or tomorrow.
Cheers
Chris
I am new to the forum ,
I metal detect , treasure hunt , dabble in PM
Someone suggested I join here based on a bar that I recently acquired.
It is a 4oz ENGELHARD old pour.
Serial # is 00004
The layout suggests a third pressing , but no "+" after 999
and the original price tag of $10 from Woodward's department store that used to be here in Vancouver puts this beauty at 1972~a first pressing.
So my question is this......Seeing as silver went above $2.50 per OZ in 1973 and has stayed there since....
Is this the fourth 4 oz bar ever poured by Engelhard?
I assure you that this is real.
It was purchased at a local small auction for melt x 3 , what a lucky day!
Thanks for any advice and help researching this.
I am having a hard time uploading a photo as it seems I have to minimize the size.
I will do this tonight or tomorrow.
Cheers
Chris
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You may have something of value there, I would love to take a look.
Have you tried to use a photo hosting site like photobucket?
Let me know if I can be of further assistance & cheers
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I appreciate it!
All in all I have done a lot of research on the bar , as far as I can go at this point.
I have explained my findings in the Coin community forum thread.
It's a great piece of bullion history.
People who look for treasure are the only ones who find it!
<< <i>Thanks a bunch for posting the thread.
I appreciate it!
All in all I have done a lot of research on the bar , as far as I can go at this point.
I have explained my findings in the Coin community forum thread.
It's a great piece of bullion history. >>
Hey, not a problem.
I'd be happy to give you double melt for it.
IMHO, if you have to worry so much about the assay of your asset, you are paying low for the metal and a continuing psychological cost for ownership.
When I buy a metal, its a Govt. Bullion Coin.
I refuse to buy an non-authenticity variable when I make a purchase!
I've taken the liberty of uploading the pictures of theis 4oz bar. It does appear genuine and you have a nice find there. Congratulations
welcome to the forum !!!
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Thanks
People who look for treasure are the only ones who find it!
I am not a computer savvy individual,
more comfortable digging for history!
And thanks to all for the shine on the bar.
It is a pretty great piece of bullion history.
Does anyone know of any photo collections of 4 oz bars other than "about.ag"
Cheers
People who look for treasure are the only ones who find it!
<< <i>Could you tell me how to turn on the PM function?
Thanks >>
Click on "profile" near the top, right of the webpage. Under profile, scroll down and you'll see PM (private message).
<< <i>Thanks Dolomite for the photo uploads.
I am not a computer savvy individual,
more comfortable digging for history!
And thanks to all for the shine on the bar.
It is a pretty great piece of bullion history.
Does anyone know of any photo collections of 4 oz bars other than "about.ag"
Cheers >>
nice bar, if u r going to sell it, then i wouldnt mess around, there is only one person to deal with and that is dolomite,
u will get fair price & fast response...
u might want to turn on your private message function...
I love the original price tag!
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<< <i>.......there is only one person to deal with and that is dolomite....... >>
Total nonsense. There are several people who post here that would be interested in this bar and would pay strong money for it. The best return will be eBay where rare bars can bring crazy money.
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
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<< <i>.......there is only one person to deal with and that is dolomite....... >>
Total nonsense. There are several people who post here that would be interested in this bar and would pay strong money for it. The best return will be eBay where rare bars can bring crazy money. >>
<< <i>Oddly enough, I find the old packaging and price tag delightful! >>
Agree. It's super neat.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
I really like the packaging too.
Certainly a unique feature.
Funny enough, my mother used to take me
shopping at The Woodwards here in Vancouver
when I was young.
Very nostalgic.
People who look for treasure are the only ones who find it!