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PAMP Suisse, the world-renowned Swiss precious metals refinery, has long been celebrated for its unparalleled craftsmanship and the extraordinary artistry applied to its gold bars, and its American Eagle–themed pieces are no exception. Each bar is meticulously struck with a stunning depiction of the bald eagle, America’s national bird, rendered with remarkable precision and detail, reflecting PAMP’s exacting production standards. Now, 5 Gram PAMP Suisse America The Free Bald Eagle Gold Bars are available online from Bullion Metals.

Bar arrives in a CertiPAMP card!American flag design theme on the card!Stirring American bald eagle design!Individual serial numbers!Limited mintage of only 12,500 bars!Contains 5 grams (.1608 troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.PAMP Suisse logo and identifying hallmarks on the obverse.Soaring American bald eagle on the reverse.

Bar arrives in a CertiPAMP card!

American flag design theme on the card!

Stirring American bald eagle design!

Limited mintage of only 12,500 bars!

Contains 5 grams (.1608 troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.

PAMP Suisse logo and identifying hallmarks on the obverse.

Soaring American bald eagle on the reverse.

These 5 Gram PAMP Suisse America The Free Bald Eagle Bars arrive individually sealed in CertiPAMP assay cards. The card features an American flag on the front, with the identifying hallmarks on the back. Each bar comes with a serial number on the obverse and the total issue is limited to just 12,500 bars.

In the obverse of PAMP Suisse America The Free Bald Eagle Bars, you will find an image of the PAMP Suisse logo. This side includes the weight, purity, and metal content, as well as a unique serial number.

For the reverse of  5 Gram PAMP Suisse America The Free Bald Eagle Bars, the design features an American bald eagle gliding effortlessly through the sky. Independent, powerful, and at home in the vast open skies of the North American continent, the bald eagle embodies a vision of freedom that is both majestic in scale and uncompromising in character.

The bald eagle was formally adopted as the national emblem of the United States on June 20, 1782, selected by the founding generation as a symbol befitting a young nation with soaring aspirations and an unyielding commitment to liberty. Its image graces the Great Seal of the United States, appears on currency, official documents, and military insignia, and has become one of the most universally recognized emblems of American identity in the world.