Gold Bar 5 gram - Heraeus -

5 g gold bar from Heraeus

Heraeus is a global precious metal- and technology company headquartered in Hanau, Hessen, Germany, and has been family-owned for 160 years. The Group has committed itself to high standards with a Code of Conduct that includes binding regulations on the acceptance of precious metals, as well as the requirements as a member of the LBMA. Accordingly, only material from audited mines and suppliers is used in the production of the bars.

Heraeus gold bars guarantee high minting quality and thus excellent workmanship. Thanks to the certificate and the unique serial number, it is guaranteed that the delivered bar was produced according to the LBMA (London Bullet Market Association) standard. This guarantees the specified fineness of 999.9/1000 for all bars. The gold bars are shrink-wrapped by Heraeus with the certificate in a blister. Stamped bars are supplied in blister cards (85 x 54 mm), cast bars are also available shrink-wrapped from 100g.

Front

All Heraeus gold bars have a serial number on the front since May 2011 and this is additionally printed on the blister card. The hand with the roses embossed on the front goes back to the coat of arms of the Heraeus family, which was created by Isaac Heraeus (1636-1676 born in Güstrow/Apothecary) after the end of his wanderings and the settlement in Hanau by himself. The motif is only a partial section of the actual family coat of arms.

Back

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

Tradable Sizes / Condition:
Heraeus gold bars are tradable in the sizes 1g, 5g, 10g, 20g, 1oz., 50g and 100g minted in blister with certificate and in the sizes 100g, 250g, 500g and 1kg cast shrink wrapped with certificate at myVALOR.

The gold bars traded here are without exception newly minted gold bars directly from the manufacturer Heraeus. In the case of used gold bars or circulating goods, the customer is explicitly pointed out under the property "Condition".