Pamp Suisse 10 gram gold bar

PAMP, or Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux, is an LBMA Good Delivery refinery that produces a variety of gold bars, including this compact 10-gram gold bar of pure gold (99.99%). Each 10-gram gold bar is delivered in a sealed blister packaging that serves as a certificate of authenticity, featuring a unique bar number.
 
This 10 gram gold bar is popular amongst both investors and collectors. The gold bar is enriched with an outstanding design of Lady Fortuna, the Roman goddess of luck. Pamp Suisse gold bars are also less readily available than gold bars from, for instance, C. Hafner and Umicore, which gives these bars a higher collectable value. The high gold content of 99.99% pure gold makes these bars highly suitable as an investment. 
 
For each Pamp Suisse 10 gram gold bar you purchase from us, we offer our buy-back guarantee. This means that you can sell your 10 gram Pamp Suisse gold bar to us at any time through our sister company, Inkoop Edelmetaal. We apply a fixed bid percentage, calculated based on the current gold price.
 
Are you looking for other gold bars to buy? Our range comprises current coins and bars of the highest quality. 

Design and packaging of the 10 gram gold bar Pamp Suisse

The gold bar shows on the obverse LADY FORTUNA, the Roman goddess of luck, surrounded by her mythical attributes: poppies, wheat sheaf, the cornucopia, precious coins, and the wheel of fortune. The cornucopia stands for prosperity and abundance, while Fortuna is depicted blindfolded. This symbolism represents the positive element of destiny, whereby fate can favour us.
 
The reverse of the gold bar shows the PAMP logo, the issuing country (SUISSE - Switzerland), the weight of 10 g, the reference FINE GOLD (pure gold), and the purity of the gold (99.99% - 999.9). At the bottom, in smaller letters, is the inscription ESSAYEUR FONDEUR, demonstrating that the gold bar has been inspected and the authenticity and stated purity are assured. The unique bar or certificate number is at the very bottom. This number is also indicated on the packaging, along with the purity content, the weight of the bar and the official signature of the recognised assayer who is accredited by the Swiss Federal Bureau for the Control of Precious Metals.