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Bespoke Service - Just For You
IPM Group provides custom precious metal investment solutions. With a global network of partnerships with the world's leading mints and refineries, our expert team provides bespoke physical precious metal investment advice, portfolio solutions for individual, corporate and trust clients.
Clients maintain full ownership and control with ultra-safe, wholly segregated storage options, worldwide insured delivery or self-collection from our Singapore Headquarters.
We assist our clients diversify their investment portfolio and deliver results.
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Metal
Bismuth(Bi83)Chemical
Min Order
10 Kilo / USD $111.00
Prices as of 30th March 2023
| Price Per kilo | Price Per oz | Price Per lb |
|---|---|---|
| $11.10 to $11.80 USD | $0.34 to $0.36 USD | $5.04 to $5.36 USD |
Key Information
Purity / Grade
4N5 (99.995%), 5N (99.999%), 6N (99.9999%)Purchase Documents
Commercial Invoice, Seller of Producer's "Certificate of Analysis", Sellers Weight CertificateInfo
Parts per million (ppm) 10,000 ppm = 1%Vaulting Charges
+ 2.50 % per annum 2 k to 149 k US$, + 2.40 % per annum 150 k to 299 k US$, + 2.30 % per annum > 300 k US$Packaging
Wooden BoxesCrustal Abundance (ppm)
0.0085Logistical Delivery
You will need to pay all costs relating to delivery of your order. This may cover some or all of the following: airport terminal charges, permit charges, important clearance, vaulting strong-room charges. The average cost for a consignment stock delivery of $50,000 to $100,000 will be around $400. We will make the exact price clear from the outset.Uses
Bismuth is very brittle in its pure form, so it’s most commonly used as an alloy. Some of its key uses include:
- Fire detectors, extinguishers and sprinkler systems
- Electric fuses and solders
- Medicines
- Pigmentation in cosmetic products
- X-Ray shields
