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  • Pure Investment Gold: 999.9 fine gold
  • Since 1845: oldest refinery
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Minted gold bar by Heimerle + Meule, 0.5 g

Heimerle + Meule · minted

0.5 g of fine gold,crisply struck.

This bar carries the details that count: the name of the house, the fineness, that is the share of pure metal, and the weight.

Weight
0.5 g
Fineness
999.9/1,000

This bar carries the details that count: the name of the house, the fineness, that is the share of pure metal, and the weight.

Weight
0.5 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.

Minted gold bar by Heimerle + Meule, 0.5 g
The plain back of the bar

Minted bars

Clean lines, a crisp strike

On a minted bar, lettering and marks stand out sharply on a smooth surface, and the edges are straight. The house describes its minted bars as clean in design and finely made, with a distinctive strike.

The back of this bar is plain.

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. Bars under 350 fine ounces do not count in London wholesale trading, so a bar of 0.5 g is not a Good Delivery bar.

Minted gold bar by Heimerle + Meule, 0.5 g

The formats

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  • Heimerle + Meule, 50 g50 g
  • Heimerle + Meule, 20 g20 g
  • Heimerle + Meule, 1 g1 g
  • Heimerle + Meule, 5 g5 g
  • Heimerle + Meule, 1 oz1 oz
  • Heimerle + Meule, 25 g25 g
  • Heimerle + Meule, 2.5 g2.5 g
  • Heimerle + Meule, 100 g100 g
  • Heimerle + Meule, 1/200 oz1/200 oz
  • Heimerle + Meule, 1/20 oz1/20 oz

At a glance

Maker
Heimerle + Meule, Pforzheim
Metal
Fine gold
Fineness
999.9/1,000
Weight
0.5 g
Packaging
Coin pouch
Dimensions
15,0 × 8,7 × 0,43 mm

All details from the strike and the photographs of this piece, the dimensions from the 2025 investment poster and the seat from the legal notice of Heimerle + Meule.

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 objective: With gold bars, you effectively protect your wealth from currency devaluation.
  • Value preservation: A gold bar is a reliable store of value that preserves and can increase the real substance of your wealth.
  • Protection: Especially in times of inflation, recession and high government debt, you safeguard your wealth with gold.

The 0.5g gold bar from Heimerle und Meule brings genuine fine gold in bar form. Cleanly minted, recognized worldwide – and above all one thing: a physical gold investment whose value is primarily based on the half gram of fine gold it contains and moves in line with the gold price. Anyone looking to get started with gold in small, affordable steps will find an ideal building block here for long-term wealth building.

Crisis protection in gold

It is precisely the small denomination that makes this bar so popular for crisis protection. Small units of gold and silver can be used flexibly, have long been regarded as a proven means of exchange, and provide security in a wide range of emergency situations – whether at home or abroad. A bar like this can be carried discreetly when traveling, without attracting attention. Small amounts of gold also add up over the years to a considerable fortune, which you can divide up however you need.

As an inflation hedge, physical gold has proven itself over thousands of years. For more than 6,000 years, the precious metal has served as a stable store of value, it has never had a value of zero, and it reliably protects against loss of purchasing power. While fiat money can be created at will by central banks, the supply of gold is naturally limited – and this is exactly what supports its value preservation. It is not without reason that central banks themselves hoard enormous gold reserves: a clear signal of how little trust they place in their own paper money.

Heimerle + Meule – tradition since 1845

Heimerle + Meule, based in the gold city of Pforzheim, is Germany's oldest active precious metals refinery and is LBMA-certified as a conflict-free gold processor. This makes the bar recognized worldwide and easy to trade at any time. The front of this minted bar shows the lettering HEIMERLE + MEULE, below it "FINE GOLD," the fineness "999.9," the weight "0.5g," as well as the characteristic bar logo with the smelter figure above the year 1845 and the assay mark "melter assayer." The shiny surface, the rectangular shape and the rounded corners make the German precision craftsmanship visible.

Technical details at a glance

  • Fine weight: 0.5 grams
  • Fineness: 999.9 fine gold (24 carat), almost pure gold
  • Finish: minted, Brilliant Uncirculated as new merchandise
  • Manufacturer: Heimerle + Meule, Made in Germany
  • Packaging: coin pouch

Giving investment gold as a gift – substance instead of symbolism

Would you like to give something lasting for a christening, birthday or wedding? Then give real investment gold – not just a gift, but a tangible asset. Despite the personal occasion, you are purchasing full-value fine gold here, whose value is based on the gold price. The design is the personal touch, while the fine gold it contains is the actual substance and the real reason for the purchase.

Anyone who buys a gold bar of this kind benefits from high liquidity: the bar can be sold again at any time and quickly converted into cash. Profits from the sale are generally tax-free after a minimum holding period of one year, and investment gold is exempt from VAT. In this way, the 0.5g gold bar from Heimerle und Meule combines proven German quality with a clear goal: the long-term protection and preservation of your wealth.

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