Valcambi 50 gram Gold Bar (New in Assay)

Fifty Grams, No Frills

This is 50 grams of .9999 gold, an ounce and a half in one bar, struck by Valcambi in Switzerland and sealed in the refiner’s orange assay card. The serial number is on the bar and on the card. It is about as plain as a gold bar gets, and about as little over the gold price.

Valcambi’s House Style

Valcambi refines in Balerna, in southern Switzerland, and its bars keep the design as plain as possible. The polished face carries the rotated-square Valcambi rhombus at the top, then 50 g fine gold 999,9, the boxed CHI Essayeur Fondeur assay stamp, and the serial near the base. The reverse is just the valcambi suisse name running the length of the bar. Both faces are clean and easy to read.

What You Are Buying

Fifty grams is one piece, not several. At this size you sell the whole bar or none of it. The same gold bought as ten smaller bars costs more per gram but lets you sell in parts, so the choice is premium against flexibility.

There is nothing here to display, and that is the point. What you get instead is a low premium and clean authentication: the sealed card, the printed certificate and the serial on both the bar and the card let a buyer verify it without opening anything. Break the seal and resale gets slower and the offer usually softer.

Why It Holds Up

Under the orange card it is 50 grams of .9999 fine gold from an LBMA accredited refiner, in one of the most widely traded bar formats in the world. The serial is struck into the bar itself, not printed on a card alone, and the .9999 purity keeps it eligible for a precious metals IRA.

Specifications

The bar holds 50 grams, or 1.6075 troy ounces, of .9999 fine gold, struck in a minted rectangular format. It ships new, sealed in a serialized Valcambi assay card. The refiner does not list bar dimensions on our page. Full details are on the Specifications tab.

Valcambi 50 Gram Bar FAQ

Does the Valcambi 50 gram bar have a design?

Barely, and on purpose. A rhombus logo, the stamped weight and fineness, an assay mark, and a serial number, with the refiner’s name on the back. The plainness is what keeps the premium low.

Is the serial number on the bar or only the card?

Both. Valcambi stamps it into the bar and prints the same number on the sealed certificate, so the two can be matched.

Why choose 50 grams over 1 oz bars?

A 50 gram bar carries a lower premium per gram than a one ounce bar, and much lower than fractional bars. The tradeoff is that you sell the whole 50 grams at once rather than an ounce at a time.

Should I keep it sealed in the assay card?

Yes, if you can. The sealed card, the certificate and the matching serial are what a future buyer checks. Opening it does not change the gold, but it makes resale slower and can cost you on the offer.

Is the Valcambi 50 gram gold bar IRA eligible?

Yes. At .9999 fine gold from an accredited refiner it meets the fineness a precious metals IRA requires, and our Specifications tab lists it as IRA eligible.

Want a design at this weight? Browse our 50 gram gold bars for other refiners and the PAMP art series.

An ounce and a half of Swiss gold, plainly done. Add the Valcambi 50 gram Gold Bar to your cart.