
1 Gram Perth Mint Gold Bar .9999 Fine (in Assay)
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A 1 gram bar of .9999 fine gold struck by the Perth Mint, Australia's oldest operating mint, and sealed in a tamper-evident assay card with a serial number. The obverse carries the mint's swan logo with the weight and purity; the reverse repeats a kangaroo pattern in a mirrored finish. At one gram it is the smallest practical way to hold physical gold, so it suits first-time buyers and gift-givers more than investors moving serious money. Against fractional coins and larger bars it trades a higher premium per gram for low entry cost and easy resale, and owners rate it highly for packaging and authenticity.
In stockSold by Bullion ExchangesReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Owners rate the bar highly, praising the assay packaging, the serial number and the sharp strike. The main complaints are the premium paid over spot for such a small piece and occasional shipping damage to the card.
This is a 1 gram gold bar from the Perth Mint, made from .9999 fine gold. It comes sealed in an assay card. The card guarantees the bar's metal purity and weight, and it carries a unique serial number to confirm authenticity.
The obverse shows the Perth Mint's swan logo, along with the bar's weight and purity. The reverse has a repeating pattern of kangaroos arranged horizontally. The logo and kangaroos have a deeply mirrored finish.
The Perth Mint was established in 1899 as a branch of the British Royal Mint. It is Australia's oldest mint.







