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Established in 1899, the Perth Mint began as a branch of Britain’s Royal Mint, tasked with refining gold from Western Australia’s booming goldfields and striking sovereign coins for the British Empire. Located in the city of Perth, it was the third Royal Mint branch in Australia after those in Sydney and Melbourne. Today, Perth Mint is regarded as one of the most respected gold refiners in the world. Now, 100 Gram Perth Mint Cast Gold Bars are available online at Bullion Metals.

Bar arrives inside protective plastic!Classic cast gold bar!Assigned individual serial numbers!Contains 100 grams (3.215 troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.Obverse features the Perth Mint logo and identifying hallmarks.Reverse side of the bar is blank.

Bar arrives inside protective plastic!

Assigned individual serial numbers!

Contains 100 grams (3.215 troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.

Obverse features the Perth Mint logo and identifying hallmarks.

Reverse side of the bar is blank.

For the obverse of each Perth Mint Cast Gold Bar, you’ll find the mint’s signature logo and hallmarks. The Perth Mint logo—a circular design featuring a graceful swan—appears above the unique serial number, weight, and purity details. The reverse of the 100 Gram Perth Mint Cast Gold Bar remains blank.

Gold rushes had a profound impact on the development of Perth and Western Australia. The population of the colony exploded from around 50,000 in 1890 to over 180,000 by 1901. Perth evolved from a quiet colonial outpost into a thriving capital city, with new infrastructure, businesses, and civic institutions rapidly developing to support the goldfields and the thousands of miners working them. The wealth generated from these gold discoveries not only enriched individual prospectors but also provided the economic foundation for Western Australia’s growth into the 20th century, establishing the state as a major player in global mineral production.

These 100 Gram Perth Mint Cast Gold Bars are secured in protective plastic. Cast bars are among the most practical options for investors seeking to own physical gold. These bars are formed by melting measured quantities of gold and pouring them into custom-shaped moulds. Once solidified, they display incuse-stamped hallmarks on the obverse and a plain reverse surface.