WEIGHT CLASS:
3.75oz | 10 Tolas
COUNTRY ORIGIN:
Great Britain
SERIAL TYPE:
Absent
SERIAL NUMBER:
Absent
HALLMARK:
Lower Left
HALLMARK SHAPE:
Italic Boxed E
COMPOSITION:
AU
OBTAINABILITY:
Occasional
EXAMPLE TYPE:
Ingot
COLLECTION:
PRIVATE
COUNTERSTAMP:
Swiss Bank Corporation
DESCRIPTION:
Swiss Bank Corporation – Est. 1854
Swiss Bank Corporation dates back to 1854, when six private banking firms of Basel, Switzerland, formed an underwriting consortium for member banks. The corporation continually evolved until it became formally known in 1917 as the Swiss Bank Corporation, or Schweizerischer Bankverein.
The Union Bank of Switzerland and Swiss Bank Corporation merged in 1998 to form UBS, the largest bank in Europe and second largest bank in the world. The three keys of the company logo represent “confidence, security, and discretion”
This ingot was produced in Great Britain and carries a 10 Tolas weight designation, a South Asian unit of mass, which equates to 3.75 troy ounces.
Swiss Bank Corporation dates back to 1854, when six private banking firms of Basel, Switzerland, formed an underwriting consortium for member banks. The corporation continually evolved until it became formally known in 1917 as the Swiss Bank Corporation, or Schweizerischer Bankverein.
The Union Bank of Switzerland and Swiss Bank Corporation merged in 1998 to form UBS, the largest bank in Europe and second largest bank in the world. The three keys of the company logo represent “confidence, security, and discretion”
This ingot was produced in Great Britain and carries a 10 Tolas weight designation, a South Asian unit of mass, which equates to 3.75 troy ounces.