Purchase 100 x 1 g Valcambi Gold CombiBar - In Assay Online.

When it comes to gold bars, Valcambi has a large selection of high-quality products to choose from. The 100 x 1g Valcambi Gold CombiBar - In Assay allows investors to purchase a 100-gram gold bar that can be broken down into smaller parts. A CombiBar is another name for this divisible bar. 

Silver and gold Valcambi CombiBars are available in a variety of sizes. These bars are made up of many separate pieces that combine to make one larger bar. Customers can use a lesser portion of the gold bar if they choose. This 100 gram gold bar is made up of 100 1 gram gold bars. 

This bar is offered at a low premium above the gold spot price, making it a great option for investment. Each one-gram bar is individually struck and customers will like this product even more because each bar contains .9999 purity.

Each CombiBar ships in a protective assay card. This protects the pieces from breaking in transit and allows for a gorgeous presentation of the gold bullion.

Product Highlights

• Contains 100 grams (3.215 troy ounces) of .9999 fine gold;
• Rectangular shaped with rounded edges, measuring 74 x 105 x 0.85 mm
• Includes an Assay Card certifying the authenticity and an individual serial number;
• Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs.

Design:

Each 1 gram gold bar has the Valcambi logo on the front, as well as the weight and purity. They unite to form a bigger gold Valcambi bar weighing 100 grams. On the reverse of the bar, you'll see the purity, mint, and weight of "100 g." The bar also features a one-of-a-kind serial number. Finally, the assay card specifies the weight of the bar as well as authentication information, ensuring the customer that it is genuine.

Valcambi Mint:

In the precious metals sector, Valcambi Suisse is a well-known gold refinery. This mint, well known for its CombiBars, manufactures high-purity gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins in a range of sizes. The Valcambi Suisse Mint, founded by Valori & Cambi in 1961, was the first mint in Switzerland. Valcambi Suisse was formed after the mint merged with Credit Suisse, but the two entities separated in 2003. Valcambi Suisse is still one of the most relevant precious metals refineries in the world today.