Kinebar Gold Bar 10 gram - Heraeus - minted

Kinebar Gold Bar 10 gram

Heraeus is a well established mint that has been in business for more than 160 years. With a gold bar from Heraeus, you can rest assure that your gold bar is of German quality from a mint that is among the most renowned in the world. 

For an extra charge, minted Heraeus gold bars can be purchased with an additional security feature, the Kinegram®, which is also visually appealing. They are available in six sizes: 1 g, 2 g, 5 g, 10 g, 20 g, and 1 oz. Kinebars are likewise packaged in the popular blister packs. These are made of PET, an environmentally friendly plastic, and the two welded seams make them particularly stable. Each is about the size of a credit card – 85 mm x 54 mm.
 
With a Code of Conduct that includes binding regulations and guidelines on the acceptance and processing of precious metals, the Heraeus Group has committed to high standards that apply to all employees. Accordingly, our bars are produced only from material that meets these standards. The standards apply to primary supply from mines as well as recycled material. For further details, see the Heraeus Purchasing Policy.

Front

On the frontside you find the hand with the roses is the Heraeus family crest which Isaac Heraeus (apothecary, 1636 – 1676, born in Güstrow) created himself when he settled in Hanau at the end of his wanderings. The picture only shows a section of the actual family crest.

Back

On the reverse is the certificate according to the LBMA (London Bullion Market Association) with the signature of the sworn precious metal tester.

The back of the bar is very elaborate with a security hologram (known from banknotes, ID cards, tickets) named Kinegram®, which lights up in different colors depending on the light incidence.

Tradable sizes / condition:

Heraeus gold bars with Kinegram® are available in the sizes 1g, 2g, 5g, 10g, 20g and 1oz. 

The gold bars traded here are, without a doubt, newly formed gold bars directly from the manufacturer Heraeus. In the case of used gold bars or circulating goods, the customer is explicitly referred to under the property "condition".