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Perth Mint precious metals are among the most sought-out and respected forms of bullion in the market today. Though not Australia’s official sovereign mint, the Perth Mint has a tradition that dates back to the 19thcentury and remains a leader in the production of bullion coins, minted ingots, and cast gold bars. Now, 1 oz Perth Mint Cast Gold Bars are available to you for purchase online from Bullion Metals.

Bar arrives inside of a protective plastic flip!Beautiful 1 oz cast bar from the Perth Mint!Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.Obverse features the mint logo.Reverse includes details on the bar.Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs.

Bar arrives inside of a protective plastic flip!

Beautiful 1 oz cast bar from the Perth Mint!

Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.

Obverse features the mint logo.

Reverse includes details on the bar.

Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs.

Castgold bars for salesuch as these are some of the simplest gold bullion products you can purchase. Just one look at the bar and you can see how its markings were stamped into the obverse and reverse fields. These particular 1 oz Gold Bars from the Perth Mint have a flat reverse field with a slightly domed obverse field.

The Perth Mint’s production of cast gold bars follows the same patterns that most mints use when producing cast bullion. After gold is heated to its melting point, the liquid metal is then poured into a prefabricated mold. This mold gives the bar its specific shape while ensuring a certain weight. In the case of these gold bars, a unique square mold was used that left softly rounded edges and that slightly domed top.

Obverse design elements on the 1 oz Perth Mint Cast Gold Bar include the Perth Mint logo. The mint’s logo is an elegant swan with large, swooping plumage that moves up behind its figure. The name of the mint is inscribed within the circular stamp containing the mint logo.

Reverse features of the 1 oz Perth Mint Cast Gold Bar offer the details of the individual specimens. Within the circular stamp on this side of the bar, you will find the name of the mint again featured, as well as the weight and purity of the gold bar. Both fields have incuse, or sunken inscriptions, with certain elements within the incuse strike bearing a 3D relief.

The Perth Mint was founded in 1899 to serve as the third Royal Mint branch facility in Australia, but Australia’s federation movement in 1901 resulted in the eventual closure of other branch mints in Australia. Since the founding of the Royal Australian Mint, it has served as a state-owned mint controlled by the government of Western Australia.