1 Troy Ounce .999 Pure Molybdenum Bar | Element 42
Own one troy ounce of .999 pure molybdenum.
A dense, silvery transition-metal specimen struck in a classic bar format—made for element collections, periodic-table displays and genuinely unusual science gifts.
Most periodic-table collections are labels. This one has real mass.
Molybdenum is essential to high-strength alloys and high-temperature applications, yet few people ever handle a pure specimen. This bar turns element 42 into a compact, displayable object with a clearly stated weight and purity.
Mo · atomic number 42
A physical specimen of the silvery-white transition metal molybdenum.
One troy ounce · .999
A defined weight and purity that makes the specimen easy to catalog and display.
Unexpected but intelligible
A memorable choice for chemists, engineers, metal collectors and science-minded people.
Clear specifications. No mystery-metal language.
- Metal
- Molybdenum (Mo)
- Atomic number
- 42
- Purity
- .999 fine
- Weight
- 1 troy ounce
- Format
- Struck collectible bar
- Design
- Walking Liberty-style eagle motif
- Condition
- New
- SKU
- 1 oz moly bar
This is molybdenum—not silver and not legal tender.
The bar uses a classic numismatic-style motif, but it contains .999 molybdenum as stated. It is sold as a physical element specimen and collectible, not as U.S. currency or a silver bullion product.
Know exactly what you are ordering.
Is the bar made of silver?
No. The bar is .999 pure molybdenum, element symbol Mo and atomic number 42.
How much does it weigh?
The specified weight is one troy ounce.
Is it legal tender or issued by the U.S. Mint?
No. It is a privately made collectible element bar and is not legal tender.
Who is this best for?
It is aimed at element collectors, periodic-table displays, science enthusiasts, engineers and unusual gift buyers.
Is molybdenum a conventional precious-metal investment?
This item is positioned as a material specimen and collectible rather than a conventional gold, silver, platinum or palladium investment product.
Add element 42 to the collection in a form worth displaying.
One troy ounce. .999 molybdenum. A tangible science collectible that is easy to understand and difficult to forget.