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There are countless options when it comes to investing ingoldand other precious metals, from intricate designs to simple cast bars that attract investors interested more in the value of precious metals. The 10 oz Valcambi Gold Bars are among the most popular options available, and right now these bars are available in brand-new condition from Bullion Metals.

Arrives with an Assay card.Contains 10 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.Available as a brand-new product.Obverse features the important engravings of purity, metal content, and weight.Reverse bears the name of the refinery.Struck by Valcambi Suisse.

Contains 10 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.

Available as a brand-new product.

Obverse features the important engravings of purity, metal content, and weight.

Reverse bears the name of the refinery.

When it comes to the purchase of gold bars, 1 oz and 10 oz bars are particularly popular. The 10 oz. Valcambi Gold Bar is preferred by many because of the affordable price-per-ounce for gold and the lighter weight. The latter factor is preferred by those who are looking for easier storage and transport, as well as easier resale.

The 10 oz Valcambi Gold Bar is available to you as a brand-new product, which ships in sealed plastic packaging from Valcambi Suisse. Included in the packaging for this product you’ll find the orange assay card of the refinery.

Assay cards provide verification for your purchase. On your assay card you’ll find authenticating information that includes the weight, purity, and metal content of the bar, along with a matching, individual serial number.

On the reverse of all 10 oz Valcambi Gold Bars is the image of the refinery’s name. Found along the left-hand side of the bar is the name “Valcambi Suisse” from the lower left to the upper left corner of the bar’s reverse.

The obverse of each Valcambi Suisse gold bar includes the rotating square logo of the mint which has gained increased notoriety as the refinery’s image grows and expands. Following that engraving there is the weight, purity, and metal content of the bar which correspond with information on the assay card. You’ll also find the two-letter, six-number individual serial number and an assayer’s mark on this face.