For the first time since 1968, the Royal Mint is fabricating minted bars. After 47 years they’re back in conjunction with their new on-line bullion sales business, Royal Mint Bullion. Previously selling only Britannia and Sovereign coins, the new minted bar range will sell alongside them to any and all in whatever quantities you like.
Like the coins, there is an option to store purchases in The Vault, the Royal Mints Ministry of Defence protected hole in the ground. Strangely, this currently only applies to the 100g gold bar, despite the much smaller coin range being allowed in.
A nice looking and, no doubt, high quality bar for those in the market.
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The Royal Mint is to bring about the return of a world-renowned bullion brand after an absence of 47 years, expanding its bullion range to offer gold and silver minted bars bearing the historic marque of The Royal Mint Refinery. This is the first time since 1968 that customers will have an opportunity of owning newly minted precious metal bars bearing the prestigious ‘RMR’ initials, and the first time ever that they will have been available direct to the public from The Royal Mint.
The Royal Mint Refinery marque dates back to 1852. Operated for more than 100 years by N.M. Rothschild and Sons, it became an established brand with a strong reputation for handling much of the gold and silver bullion sent to London from across the globe for processing under the RMR label. Royal Mint Refinery became a trustworthy name that survived the First and Second World Wars and served an ever evolving bullion market until production ceased in 1968. The Royal Mint Refinery brand has now been revived by The Royal Mint, an organisation with a history stretching back over 1,000 years which today is recognised globally as a secure bullion provider with a reputation for integrity and quality assurance.
The Royal Mint Refinery bars, in either 999.9 fine gold or 999 fine silver, are likely to appeal to customers looking for a cost effective way of buying bullion; the gold bars have the added attraction of being VAT free to individuals.
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