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What is jmjm bullion?
JM Bullion is an online retailer of precious metals products, established in 2011. We deal exclusively in physical bullion, selling gold or silver that is delivered directly to your door.
How do I place a sale order on JM bullion?
The process is simple. First, login to your JM Bullion account or click here to create one. Then, click the button below and you will be sent to a new page where you can select the product (s) you’d like to sell, input your quantity, and fill out your information to complete the sale order.
What is the minimum purchase amount for JM bullion buybacks?
* Please note our minimum purchase amount is $1,000. JM Bullion is proud to offer the only do-it-yourself buyback tool in the industry. That’s right, you can lock in your price online 24/7 without ever speaking to our buyback specialists. The process is simple.
What is the new JM bullion medieval legends series?
There’s an exciting new opportunity available to collectors as JM Bullion introduces the silver and copper rounds of the new Medieval Legends Series. This new 7-round series features distinctive designs on the obverse with a common reverse element that appears throughout the series.
Why buy silver bullion statues at APMEX?
At APMEX, we carry a wide selection of Silver Bullion Statues. Each figurine is made of Silver and displays great detail in each design. These figurines will bring back memories, and make great gifts to collectors of any age. For those that are more interested in fantasy art, enjoy our assortment of Frank Frazetta figurines.
Who designed the JM bullion starter pack?
The original creation of the design was done in 1913 by James Earle Fraser. If you have any questions about the limited-edition JM Bullion starter pack, please feel free to contact us. You can reach us on the phone at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
What is the meaning of the Liberty on a silver round?
These SilverTowne silver rounds depict a Native American portrait from the Buffalo Nickel, and the text “Liberty” the reverse. The reverse depicts Black Diamond, the buffalo who inspired the design. The original creation of the design was done in 1913 by James Earle Fraser.