C. Hafner 500 gram gold bar with certificate of authenticity

This gold bar is cast by C. Hafner from Germany. The bar contains exactly 500 grams of pure gold (99.99%) and is newly produced. All C. Hafner 500 gram gold bars are delivered including sealed blister packaging with certificate of authenticity and unique bar number.
 
This second largest C. Hafner gold bar of 500 grams is primarily very popular for investors who want to invest large sums in gold. The producer of the gold bars C. Hafner has been accredited by the LBMA since 2013, which means that the gold bars have since been included in the Good Delivery List. The gold bars can therefore be traded worldwide without further analysis.

Design C. Hafner 500 gram gold bar

On the obverse of the C. Hafner gold bar of 500 grams is the logo of C. HAFNER, the weight 500g, the gold content FINE GOLD 999.9 and the unique bar number of the gold bar. The obverse of the protective blister packaging also contains the mention of the LBMA that C. Hafner is a Good Delivery Refiner.
 
The reverse of the 500 gram gold bar contains no imprint and is completely plain. The reverse of the packaging does contain various information as it is used as a certificate of authenticity. Information about the weight, gold content, bar number and the origin of the gold bar can be found here. Also, the logo of C. Hafner can be found on this side of the packaging.
 

C. Hafner 500 grams gold as investment

If you wish to invest in gold, the 500 gram gold bar is a suitable option. The spread is many times smaller with these gold bars than, for example, 1 troy ounce gold bars. The spread of a gold bar is the difference between the buying and selling price. In general, products with a low spread are the most interesting to purchase and also the most common.
 
The purchase price of a C. Hafner gold bar of 500 grams is composed of three parts: the current gold price, the production costs and the dealer's profit margin. Investment gold is always exempt from VAT. The costs on top of the gold price are also called the premium. If you wish to sell your gold bar again, the selling price is usually based on the current gold price.
 
With large gold bars, the premium is proportionately usually much lower than with smaller gold bars. This is mainly due to the proportionally lower production costs for the large bars. In principle, the larger the gold bar, the lower the premium, and the lower the spread.