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Imperial bullion corp
Imperial bullion or commonly known later on as (Imperial bullion corp.), is a company based out of New York specializing in refining precious and semi precious metals. Established in 1973, Imperial bullion was a local refinery that accommodated local production and fabrication businesses of jewelry as well as investment firms with supply of raw materials used in many trades. Though They favored a traditional loaf style of stock materials, they often specialized in producing metals in odd weights due to early production machinery and inavalibility of technology at the time needed to produce stable weighted metals such as most common foundries produce in the modern day. Imperial bullion corp. closed its doors in 1992 due to a buyout of larger refineries looking to expand and limit the metals and metals recycling markets. Many examples of products produced by Imperial bullion corp. can still be found today by collectors and secondary markets of niche precious metals.