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Beginning in 1957, the company published the journal Platinum Metals Review with the support of the Rustenburg Platinum Mines. [7] [8] In the 1960s Johnson Matthey formed a subsidiary, Johnson Matthey Bankers (JMB), which took its seat in the London Gold Fixing. In the early 1980s the bank expanded its activities outside the bullion business ...
Police also recovered ten bullion bars bearing the refiner's mark and serial numbers of bars stolen in the Brink's-Mat robbery. [54] According to the police spokesman, the bars were gold-coated tungsten counterfeits, and therefore could not be Johnson Matthey's stolen gold bars. He said that the arrested men planned to fraudulently claim they ...
Through its original founding companies, the history of Veranova can be dated back to 1780, when the Edinburgh apothecary supplier, J.F. Macfarlan, was founded. [5] In 1815, John Fletcher Macfarlan, a licentiate of the Membership of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons, became the owner of the family business and acquired the apothecary shop on Edinburgh’s High Street where he began manufacturing ...
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The platinum bar is retailing for $1,089.99 — if you can get it. The bar is only sold online, and Costco says delivery is unavailable in Nevada, Louisiana and Puerto Rico.
In 2001, Johnson Matthey plc bought Meconic, and merged it into its Fine Chemical and Catalysts division. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] In late 2006, the British government permitted MacFarlan Smith to cultivate opium poppies in the United Kingdom for medicinal reasons, in response to increasing global prices for concentrate of poppy straw, the company's main ...
Costco is hoping to build on the success of its precious metals sales by adding Swiss-made platinum bars to its gold and silver offerings. The company on Wednesday announced it is selling the 1 ...
He went into full partnership with George Matthey, a stockbroker, in 1851. [1] His expertise in refining earned his business the appointment of Assayer to the Bank of England in 1852. [1] He was also active in silver-mining and in 1854 moved to Stoke Fleming [2] in Devon where he had mining interests. [1] He retired in 1860 and died in 1866. [1]