The Argor-Heraeus 10 g minted gold bar contains 10 grams of 999.9 fine gold in a compact format that works well as a repeatable building block. It is large enough to reduce the premium per gram compared with micro-bars, while still remaining easier to divide across several purchases than one larger bar.
Who is the 10 g gold bar for?
The 10 g format works well for gradual accumulation because each bar remains an independent physical unit. Compared with concentrating the same total weight in a larger bar, several 10 g bars provide greater flexibility if only part of the holding needs to be handled separately.
The trade-off is the number of units. A single 50 g bar means less packaging and simpler storage, while five 10 g bars offer more flexibility.
For buyers building physical gold step by step, 10 g is a practical middle ground between small bars and larger concentrated positions.
About Argor-Heraeus
Argor-Heraeus is a Swiss precious-metals refiner based in Mendrisio. The company was founded in 1951 and its refinery is included in the LBMA Good Delivery system.
Since 2017, Argor-Heraeus has been part of the Heraeus Group.
Packaging and certification
The 10 g minted bar measures approximately 31.5 × 18.5 × 1.0 mm. Argor-Heraeus supplies its minted gold bars in protective blister packaging with certification information. Keeping the original packaging intact helps protect the bar and preserve its identifying information.
How the price is determined
The price starts with the market value of 10 grams of gold. A premium is added for refining, minting, packaging, control and distribution.
Per gram, this premium is usually lower than on 1 g or 2 g bars.
