Pamp Suisse gold bar 50 grams

This gold bar is minted by the Swiss manufacturer, Pamp Suisse. The gold bar consists of 50 grams of pure gold (99.99%). The dimensions of the gold bar are 27 x 47 x 2 mm. The Pamp Suisse gold bar is in the form of a credit card and is packaged in a hard plastic case. In addition, all Pamp Suisse gold bars have a unique bar number. Pamp Suisse produces gold bars of excellent quality that are not easily available. This makes this gold bar even more interesting.

Pamp Suisse, founded in 1977 in Switzerland, is a world leader in the precious metal industry and offers a wide range of products and services to investors and collectors around the world. The company continues to innovate and develop new products and services to meet the changing needs of its customers. Pamp Suisse is truly a pioneer in the precious metal industry, with innovations such as the world's first LBMA-accredited 25-gram gold bar (1980) and Veriscan™ technology against counterfeiting (2014). Pamp Suisse is also committed to responsible practices and compliance with the highest ethical standards.

Design and packaging Pamp Suisse gold bar

The obverse of the 50 gram PAMP Suisse gold bar is finished with the image of LADY FORTUNA, the Roman goddess of luck, surrounded by her symbolic attributes: poppies, bundles of wheat, the horn of plenty, precious coins and the wheel of fortune. The horn symbolizes prosperity and abundance, and Fortuna is portrayed with a blindfold, representing the positive fate that can work in our favour.

On the reverse, you will find the PAMP logo, the country of issue (SUISSE - Switzerland), the weight of 50 g, the indication FINE GOLD (pure gold), and the gold purity of 99.99% (999.9). The inscription ESSAYEUR FONDEUR is at the bottom in small letters, confirming that the gold bar has been tested and that its purity and authenticity are guaranteed. The unique bar or certificate number is also found at the bottom, which is also stated on the packaging together with the degree of purity, the weight of the bar and the official signature of the recognised assayer, accredited by the Swiss Federal Bureau for the Control of Precious Metals.