The Argor-Heraeus 20 g minted gold bar contains 20 grams of 999.9 fine gold in one physical product. It combines the weight of two 10 g bars into a single unit and sits below the 1 oz format of approximately 31.1035 g.
Who is the 20 g gold bar for?
The 20 g format reduces the number of physical products compared with holding the same total weight in smaller bars. The trade-off is divisibility: one 20 g bar remains a single unit, while smaller separate bars can be handled independently.
It also sits about 11.1 g below one troy ounce. This makes 20 g a distinct metric step for buyers who want more than 10 g without moving directly to the internationally standardised 1 oz format.
About Argor-Heraeus
Argor-Heraeus has operated in Switzerland since 1951 and is based in Mendrisio. Its refinery is included in the LBMA Good Delivery system.
The company has been part of the Heraeus Group since 2017.
Packaging and certification
The 20 g minted bar measures approximately 40.4 × 23.3 × 1.2 mm. It shares the same length and width as the 1 oz minted version but has a thinner profile. Argor-Heraeus supplies its minted gold bars in protective blister packaging with certification information.
How the price is determined
The base value comes from the market price of 20 grams of gold. A product premium covers refining, minting, inspection, packaging and distribution.
Compared with 10 g, the premium per gram may be lower because these costs are spread over more gold.
