Asahi bought the former Johnson Matthey refineries in North America as the British multinational company exited the precious metals industry after more than 150 years of operation. Asahi was founded in 1952, and largely procured and refined precious metals through the recycling of other products. Typical silver makers include: Engelhard, Heraeus, Sunshine Minting, Johnson Matthey, SilverTowne, Pan American Silver Corp. This image features the stylized letters “A” and “R” are featured melded together as one.Īsahi Refining is a new branch of the Asahi Company based in Tokyo, Japan. Identify the silver bar’s manufacturer by the name on the bar. The RCM bars have serial numbers while the Sunshine bars have a 'blank space' where a serial number would appear. I like the idea that bars from Sunshine and the Royal Canadian Mint have security features. The reverse of each 1 oz Asahi Refining Gold Bar has a simple, repeating pattern set at a 45-degree angle. I have been considering buying 10 oz silver bars.
The reverse side may feature repeating maple leaf patterns or other decorative elements. The front of the bars typically displays the Royal Canadian Mint logo, along with inscriptions such as the weight, purity, and serial number. At the bottom there is a nameplate that features the individual serial number of the bar. Design and Appearance: RCM silver bars often feature a simple and elegant design.
At the very top of the bar is the Asahi Refining logo, followed by the bar’s metal content, purity, and weight in Troy ounces. On the obverse of the bar you’ll find a variety of different engravings.
Included with each of these bars is an assay card that verifies the serial number of the individual bar. The bars are safely sealed in plastic and surrounded by packaging that includes the Asahi Refining brand. Each of these 1 oz Asahi Refining Gold Bars is a brand-new product from the Japanese company.
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