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10 x 0.1g Gold Bars Heimerle und Meule (Kettner Edelmetalle)

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  • Splits ten ways: flexible in an emergency
  • Since 1845: oldest refinery
  • Fineness 999.9: purest fine gold
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Stack of cards from Kettner Edelmetalle, a gold bar of 0.1 g in front

Kettner Edition · 0.1 g

Ten cards,each with a bar inside.

Ten cards from Kettner Edelmetalle, each holding a bar of 0.1 g by Heimerle + Meule.

Contents
10 × 0.1 g
Weight
0.1 g
Fineness
999.9/1,000

Ten cards from Kettner Edelmetalle, each holding a bar of 0.1 g by Heimerle + Meule.

Contents
10 × 0.1 g
Weight
0.1 g
Fineness
999.9/1,000

On the bar

What the stamp says

The loupes show the marks just as they stand on the bar.

The plain back of the bar

Kettner Edition

Our name on the card, the mark of the house on the bar

The bar in this edition is a bar by Heimerle + Meule and carries all the marks of the house. Our name appears only on the card.

Each card bears our name on the front and a window for the bar. It carries no mark of Heimerle + Meule; the bar does.

Gold bar by Heimerle + Meule, 0.1 g
The bar
Card from Kettner Edelmetalle with the same bar
The same bar in our card

Heimerle + Meule

A house from Pforzheim

Recovering and refining precious metal has been at the heart of the house since its founding. Today it recovers gold and silver from jewellery, coins, dental gold alloys, silverware and silver-plated cutlery, as well as from industrial residues.

Chronicle

The chronicle of the house

  1. 1845

    Julius Dittler founds a sweepings works, a “Kehretsanstalt”, in Pforzheim to recover precious metal from production waste on behalf of his customers.

  2. 1945

    In the war the company building is destroyed, according to the house on 23 February. The house finds new premises at the jewellery and watch factory Knoll + Pregitzer.

  3. 1977

    The house leaves the town centre and moves into premises in the Brötzinger Tal industrial area.

  4. 2010

    The house introduces its investment products division.

  5. 2014

    On 3 June the LBMA, the association of the London precious metals market, admits Heimerle + Meule to its Good Delivery List for gold, the register of accredited refiners.

Old silver, coins and pieces of jewellery slide from a shovel into a glowing crucible
Refining material: jewellery, coins and silverware from which the house recovers precious metal.
A melter pours molten metal from the crucible, sparks flying
A melter at the pour. Gold solidifies at 1,064 degrees, silver at 962 degrees.
Black-and-white photograph: a worker in front of old melting furnaces
At the melting furnace, a historical photograph.

LBMA

What the London list means

The LBMA’s Good Delivery List names the refiners whose bars may be delivered into the London market.

It refers to large bars: for gold between 350 and 430 fine ounces, about 10.9 to 13.4 kilograms. Smaller bars do not count in London wholesale trading, so a bar of 0.1 g is not a Good Delivery bar.

The formats

More formats of the Kettner Edition

  • Kettner Edition, 10 × 0.1 g10 × 0.1 gThis piece
  • Kettner Edition, 1 oz1 oz
  • Kettner Edition, 100 g100 g
  • Kettner Edition, 10 g10 g
  • Kettner Edition, 5 g5 g
  • Kettner Edition, 1 g1 g
  • Kettner Edition, 50 g50 g
  • Kettner Edition, 20 g20 g
  • Kettner Edition, 0.1 g0.1 g
  • Kettner Edition, 0.5 g0.5 g
  • Kettner Edition, 1/20 oz1/20 oz
  • Kettner Edition, 1/100 oz1/100 oz

At a glance

Bar by
Heimerle + Meule, Pforzheim
Metal
Fine gold
Fineness
999.9/1,000
Weight
0.1 g
Contents
10 × 0.1 g
Packaging
10 Kettner cards with RFID symbol

All details from the strike and the photographs of this piece, the seat of the house from its legal notice.

From the dust of the workshops

The year in the medallion, 1845, is the year in which the story of the house begins.

Heimerle + Meule, Pforzheim.

  • Investment goal: With gold bars you protect your wealth exceptionally effectively from inflation – silver bars work in a very similar way as a second pillar in a tangible asset portfolio.
  • Wealth preservation: Minted fine gold is a perfect store of value that preserves the true substance of your wealth and carries it through generations.
  • Protection: Especially in times of inflation, recession and runaway government debt, you protect your savings with physical gold – without a counterparty, without promises from third parties.
  • Crisis protection: ten individual miniature bars that can be used as a medium of exchange in small portions – at home as well as abroad.
  • Quality: Heimerle + Meule from Pforzheim, Germany's oldest gold and silver refinery, founded in 1845 and LBMA-certified.

10 x 0.1 g Gold Bars Heimerle + Meule – Real Money in Ten Portions

One gram of fine gold, divided into ten tiny bars: that's exactly what this bundle is about. You receive 10 x 0.1 g gold bars from Heimerle and Meule, each with a fineness of 999.9/1,000, each individually protected in a coin card from Kettner Edelmetalle. The total fine weight is 1 g. Tiny? Yes. Insignificant? Not at all. Because small denominations are what give you the ability to act in an emergency – and that's exactly what this set was put together for.

Crisis Protection First: Divisible, Discreet, Usable Anywhere

Anyone practicing precautionary planning thinks in scenarios. A power outage lasting days, a disrupted supply chain, a currency reform, political unrest, an unexpected trip abroad: in such emergency situations, what matters is not how heavy the contents of your safe are, but how finely they can be used. This is exactly where small bars play to their strengths. They fit easily into a wallet for travel without attracting attention, and in a barter situation you only give up as much substance as is actually necessary.

  • Divisibility: Ten units instead of one block – you trade in portions and remain flexible.
  • Discretion: A card-sized coin card disappears into any wallet; gold is recognized worldwide as currency.
  • Security: Brilliant Uncirculated new stock, protected in a blister pack from fingerprints and scratches.
  • Combinable: Ideal alongside other small denominations in gold and silver – such as fractional-ounce gold coins and common silver coins.
  • Shipping: Insured value shipping, packaged discreetly.

Inflation hedge and wealth preservation as a solid foundation

Fiat money is printed, gold has to be found, melted and cast. This scarcity is why the metal has served as a store of value for over 6,000 years – from ancient Egypt through the Silk Road to the gold standard of the 19th century. Gold has never had a value of zero, because its intrinsic value does not depend on any government. Even the world's largest gold holders, the central banks, hold the metal as a reserve – a clear signal of the state of trust in paper currencies. The inflation hedge follows naturally from this principle: while the purchasing power of account balances shrinks, one gram of fine gold remains one gram of fine gold.

Gold is humanity's oldest currency. It has shone for thousands of years – and will never lose its shine.

Key Facts at a Glance

  • Contents: 10 x 0.1 g gold bars Heimerle and Meule (Kettner Edelmetalle)
  • Total fine weight: 1 g / gross weight 1 g
  • Fineness: 999.9/1,000 fine gold
  • Dimensions per bar: 10 x 6 mm
  • Manufacturer: Heimerle + Meule, Pforzheim
  • Country of origin: Germany
  • Packaging: coin card per bar
  • Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated, new stock – as already explained for the individual item

Quality from Pforzheim – Tradition Since 1845

Heimerle + Meule was founded in Pforzheim in 1845 and is considered Germany's oldest gold and silver refinery. Since June 2014, the London Bullion Market Association has listed the company for gold bars on its Good Delivery List – the international industry standard for quality. On the front of the bar you can see the inscription "HEIMERLE + MEULE", the designation "FINE GOLD 999.9", the characteristic smelter figure emblem with the year 1845, the weight "0.1 g", as well as the "melter assayer" hallmark. German precision in miniature format, cleanly minted, clearly legible.

Bundle or Individual Bars? An Honest Comparison

Larger gram gold bars or ounce formats come with a lower premium per gram – but if needed, you always have to sell the entire bar. The bundle of ten 0.1 g bars reverses this ratio: you pay a higher manufacturing share for the minting and packaging of the small format, but gain maximum flexibility. An advantage that is hard to capture in numbers, but that can decide everything in a crisis. Many investors therefore deliberately pursue a dual strategy: larger units for long-term wealth building, small bars and coins for everyday use and precautionary planning.

Tax-Attractive, Liquid at Any Time

Investment gold is exempt from VAT in Germany. Profits from the sale are generally tax-free if the holding period is at least one year. The value follows the gold price, and high liquidity ensures that fine gold can be converted back into cash worldwide. Anyone who buys this bundle secures purchasing power – calmly, physically and tangibly.

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