GOLD BULLION
Gold bullion (1,000 grams) is the name given to gold in two different purities: 999.9 and 995.0 milligrams. A 1 kg gold bullion is approximately the size of a mobile phone. Choose from certified refinery-produced gold bars.
Gold bullion (1,000 grams) is the name given to gold in two different purities: 999.9 and 995.0 milligrams. A 1 kg gold bullion is approximately the size of a mobile phone. Choose from certified refinery-produced gold bars.
24-karat gold coins are minted in fineness levels of 999.9 and 995.0 milligrams, weighing less than 1,000 grams. They are available in 18 different denominations, each with two fineness levels, in weights of 1, 2.5, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 250, and 500 grams. You can choose from a selection produced by certified refineries.
One troy ounce of gold, or more accurately, 1 troy ounce of gold, is 31.1034768 grams of gold with a purity of 999.9%. Its origin comes from the Latin word unica, meaning one-twelfth. The Romans used it. The ounce used today as the British unit of weight is not the same as the troy ounce used for gold. A troy ounce of gold is approximately 4x2 cm in size, less than 1/4 inch of a credit card, and about the same thickness. The price of gold is determined based on this unit, 1 troy ounce. This is because it has been this way for 100 years and is a tradition, set by the Rothschild family bank in London. Choose ounces of gold produced in certified refineries.