One Gold Bar

Types of 1 ounce gold bullion bars and rounds.

One gold bar.

The size of a 400 oz bar is 7 x 4 38 x 3 25 inches while a kilo bar measures 3 15 inches x 1 58 inches x 0 71 inches. A gold bar also called gold bullion or a gold ingot is a quantity of refined metallic gold of any shape that is made by a bar producer meeting standard conditions of manufacture labeling and record keeping. Gold bullion is soft so the gold bars are frequently scratched and misshapen unlike the mock gold. As you will see we have quite the offering for the one ounce gold bars including highly trusted brandnames.

For these gold bars an assay card serves two purposes the first is as a means of protecting your bar and the other is a way to verify the authenticity of your gold. Because of its many uses gold is one commodity you can never have enough of. Stock up now on 1 ounce gold bullion bars and rounds. Larger gold bars that are produced by pouring the molten metal into molds are called ingots smaller bars may be manufactured by minting or stamping from appropriately rolled gold sheets.

The one ounce gold bars are among the most popular weight that we sell for gold bars. There are both minted and cast gold bullion bars and rounds. The most common gold bars are the 400 oz gold bars held by banks and the kilo bar but there are also small denomination bars with some weighing as low as 10 grams. Privately minted 1 oz gold bar producers are johnson matthey pamp suisse and credit suisse among others who also produce one ounce silver bars meanwhile the perth mint of australia and the royal canadian mint are the two main suppliers of government minted bars in the gold market.

Minted ingots contain a more complicated process and. It is important to note that all of the one ounce gold bars we sell are considered minted ingots. An assay card in terms of a 1 oz gold bars is an authenticity card attached to a plastic case which houses and protects your gold. The london market uses a standard gold bullion bar which is around 11 inches long and weighs 400 troy ounces.

Bars are identified and hallmarked with the insignia of the producing institution.