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  • From Hanau: over 160 years of tradition
  • Verified authenticity: sworn assayer
  • Rose design: with family history
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Heraeus

From a family’s coat of arms, struck in gold.

Minted gold bar in its blister, bearing Heraeus, Feingold 999.9, the emblem and the weight
Back of the card with the fineness, the weight, the signature of the sworn assayer and the seal of Argor-Heraeus

A family business headquartered in Hanau. Its roots go back to a pharmacy that the family ran from 1660 onwards.

The emblem

The hand with the roses

The emblem, enlarged from the photo of the one-kilogram cast gold bar.

Heraeus bars bear a round emblem with the legend HERAEUS EDELMETALLE HANAU. A hand grasps the stems of three roses, with an H beside it.

The hand with the roses comes from the Heraeus family coat of arms, of which the emblem shows only a part. The family chronicle suggests that the apothecary Isaac Heraeus chose the motif in memory of his birthplace, Güstrow.

Minted

Seven minted sizes

On the minted bars, Heraeus, Feingold 999.9, the emblem and the weight stand out smooth and crisp in the metal.

In true proportion to one another, with dimensions as stated by Heraeus.

  • 1 g

  • 5 g

  • 10 g

  • 20 g

  • 1 oz

  • 50 g

  • 100 g

This bar: 100 g, 49.7 × 28.5 mm

From the unicorn to the flame

  1. 1668

    “Zum weißen Einhorn”

    On the market square of Hanau’s New Town, Isaac Heraeus opens his own pharmacy in a half-timbered house and names it “Zum weißen Einhorn”, the White Unicorn.

  2. 1694

    The first gold

    His son, Franz Heraeus, supplies fine gold used to gild the letters, the ball and the weathercock of the French church in Hanau. Heraeus calls this the first contact with precious metals in its history.

  3. 1856

    Germany’s first platinum melt

    Platinum is much sought after in jewellery making, but until then it can only be forged and pressed when white-hot. After lengthy experiments, Wilhelm Carl Heraeus melts two kilograms of platinum with an oxyhydrogen blowpipe.

    1768 °C

    Platinum does not melt until it reaches this temperature.

  4. 1945

    Destruction and a new beginning

    Air raids in 1944 and 1945 almost completely destroy the works in Hanau, and on 19 March 1945 the original pharmacy building as well. After the war, Heraeus at first makes cooking pots, hotplates and immersion heaters. Above the entrance of the original building, rebuilt in 1951 and 1952, a bronze unicorn has recalled the pharmacy ever since.

  5. 2025

    365 years

    The family celebrates “365 years of Heraeus”. The company still belongs to the family today.

Assayed in Switzerland

The signature on the card

The card of this bar, enlarged from the product photo.

In our product photos, the card shows the fineness and the weight, the line “Vereidigter Edelmetallprüfer” (sworn assayer) with the signature Ruffoni, and the round seal of Argor-Heraeus with the word Switzerland.

Alessandro Ruffoni had been a sworn assayer at Argor-Heraeus since 1991, licensed by the Swiss Central Office for Precious Metals Control. His signature appeared on the certificates of bars from Argor-Heraeus and from Heraeus. After his retirement in 2023, it was gradually replaced by that of Simone Marsan.

Argor was founded in Ticino in 1951. The name combines argento and oro, the Italian words for silver and gold.

Good Delivery

On the LBMA list

  • Gold

    Argor-Heraeus SA

    Mendrisio

    first listed on 28 August 1961

  • Silver

    Heraeus

    Hanau

    first listed before 1972

On the Good Delivery List of the London Bullion Market Association, the Heraeus Group is represented for gold by Argor-Heraeus in Mendrisio and Heraeus in Hong Kong, and for silver by Heraeus in Hanau, among others.

In the emblem, a hand holds three roses.

Now you hold them in gold.

100 g gold · fineness 999.9/1,000 · 49.7 × 28.5 × 3.9 mm · in a blister with certificate

Dimensions, fineness and packaging according to the Heraeus data sheets.

100g Gold Bar Heraeus (minted): An investment product par excellence

The gold precious metals market is full of various products, but few are as impressive and reliable as the 100 g gold bar from Heraeus. This minted gold bar is not only a quality product, but also a true eye-catcher that should not be missing from any collection.

Gold Bar Heraeus: A German quality product

The 100 g gold bar Heraeus is a product of the globally active precious metals and technology company Heraeus. Headquartered in Hanau, Hesse, and with over 160 years of family ownership, the company stands for quality and reliability. Only material from verified mines and suppliers is used in the production of the bars. The gold bars from Heraeus guarantee high minting quality and excellent workmanship.

Design and characteristics

The 100 g gold bar Heraeus is minted and impresses with its attractive design. The front of the bar bears a serial number and the embossed design of a hand with roses, which is derived from the Heraeus family coat of arms. On the reverse is the certificate in accordance with the LBMA (London Bullion Market Association) with the signature of the sworn precious metals assayer. The bar has a gross weight of 100 g and a fineness of 999.9/1,000. It is new and comes directly from the manufacturer. The dimensions of the bar are: thickness 3.9 mm, width 28.5 mm and length 49.7 mm.

Why invest in gold?

Gold is more than just a precious metal – it is the oldest currency in the world and has an intrinsic value that is independent of economic crises or inflation. Gold is a stable and proven store of value for over 6,000 years and has never reached a value of zero, because it possesses intrinsic value. Gold protects you against loss of purchasing power and is used as a hedge against inflation and currency risks.

Investment objective: Inflation hedge with gold bars

  • Gold has an intrinsic value and is recognised worldwide as a currency.
  • It is tradeable worldwide and can be used as a medium of exchange.
  • Gold is a scarce commodity with limited supply, which leads to long-term value stability.
  • It offers protection against political and economic crises.
  • Gold has a low correlation to other asset classes such as equities and bonds, which contributes to portfolio diversification.

Gold as a long-term retirement provision

Gold can serve as a long-term retirement provision and pass wealth from generation to generation. It serves as a store of value when confidence in fiat money fluctuates or declines. While fiat money is printed and controlled by central banks, the availability and supply of gold is limited, which contributes to the stability of its value.

Quote: "Gold is the money of God. It has been shining for millennia and will never lose its lustre."

Conclusion

The 100 g gold bar Heraeus is an investment product that convinces through its high quality and attractive design. It is not only a great way to invest in gold and protect yourself against inflation, but also a valuable collector's item. So if you are looking for a reliable and effective way to protect your wealth, you should consider the 100 g gold bar Heraeus.

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