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Scottsdale Mint, LLLP
Maker of the world's most distinguished bullion.
About Scottsdale Mint, LLLP
Scottsdale Mint LLLP, founded in 2008 by CEO Josh Phair, is a U.S.-based precious metals manufacturer recognized globally for its innovation, quality, and American craftsmanship. As a privately held producer of premium gold and silver bullion, Scottsdale Mint serves sovereign nations, central banks, Fortune 500 companies, industrial clients, and authorized distributors around the world. With an advanced production facility in Casper, Wyoming, the mint specializes in the design and manufacturing of high-purity bullion, legal-tender coin programs, and custom-branded precious metal products. Scottsdale Mint is trusted for its integration of artistic design, scientific precision, and cutting-edge minting technology that ensures superior detail, security, and product authenticity. BRAND DIFFERENTIATORS • Precision Product Development: Engineered to meet each client’s unique branding, regulatory, and market requirements. Accelerated innovation across design, engineering, and manufacturing capabilities. • Fully vertically integrated: Operations spanning production through global distribution. • Custom Packaging: Tailored packaging solutions proudly manufactured in America to elevate product presentation. Expertise in producing retail-ready packaged products for multiple sales channels • Robust eCommerce footprint: Including a flagship website, mobile platforms, and marketplace channels such as eBay.
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3 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Scottsdale Mint, LLLP is hosting Platinum Week in NYC and LBMA in Sorrento.
Reported by Josh Phair
Presence & Recognition
Scottsdale Mint, LLLP noted that the State of Wyoming moved into physical precious metals, highlighting the State of Wyoming's move into physical precious metals.
Reported by Scottsdale Mint, LLLP
Presence & Recognition
Scottsdale Mint, LLLP CEO and Founder Josh Phair participated in a conversation on the forces shaping the gold and silver markets, including central bank accumulation and physical metal movement.
Reported by Scottsdale Mint, LLLP