The C. Hafner 50 g minted gold bar contains 50 grams of 999.9 fine gold in one German-made physical product. It represents exactly half of 100 g without concentrating the entire hundred grams into one bar.
Who is the 50 g gold bar for?
The clearest comparison is 2 × 50 g versus 1 × 100 g. Both structures create 100 g of nominal gold weight.
Two 50 g bars preserve two independent halves. One 100 g bar keeps everything in a single physical product.
That gives 50 g a straightforward role. It significantly reduces product count compared with several 10 g bars but still allows a 100 g holding to remain split in two.
Compared with 5 × 10 g, one 50 g bar is less divisible but much simpler in terms of product count and packaging.
About C. Hafner
Hafner is a German precious-metals company with roots dating back to 1850. Its work includes refining, recycling and producing precious-metal products for investment and industrial use.
The company produces both minted and cast investment bars.
Packaging and certification
The 50 g minted bar measures approximately 30.1 × 55.2 × 1.9 mm. C. Hafner supplies its fine gold bars in CertiCard packaging with certificate and serial-number information.
How the price is determined
The price reflects the market value of 50 grams of gold plus a premium for refining, minting, finishing, packaging and distribution.
The relative premium is generally lower than on much smaller formats.
