20 g Gold Bar Britannia The Royal Mint

- By Jody Clark: in henna style
- Serial number: with certificate
- Extra security: through the pattern
- By Jody ClarkTrident, Corinthian helmet and shield before the waves
- Serial numberStruck number with RM and six digits, in a blister
- Extra securityThe design adds an extra layer of security
- By Jody Clark: in henna style
- Serial number: with certificate
- Extra security: through the pattern
20 g Gold Bar Britannia The Royal Mint: a small format with lion and unicorn in the coat of arms
- Investment goal: A gold bar effectively protects your savings against the loss of value caused by inflation.
- Preservation of value: Fine gold has proved itself as a store of value over many generations and secures the real value of your wealth.
- Safeguard: Inflation, recession and high government debt cannot be prevented, but with gold you can protect your wealth against them.
- Crisis protection: A 20g gold bar like this one is well suited as a means of payment or exchange in times of crisis.
- Fineness: 999.9/1,000 with a fine weight of 20 g, minted and in brilliant uncirculated condition.
Not everyone wants to put all their gold into a single large bar. With a fine weight of 20 g, this bar from the Royal Mint is a popular entry point that can be supplemented piece by piece. As a building block for your inflation hedge, it is flexible, easy to keep track of and easy to store. A 20 g bar is also a popular gift, for example for a milestone birthday or the birth of a child.
The coat of arms with lion and unicorn
The rectangular bar with rounded corners bears the coat of arms of the Royal Mint: a shield with a crown, held by a lion and a unicorn. In British heraldry, the lion stands for England and the unicorn for Scotland. The inscription THE ROYAL MINT in capital letters, the details of weight and fineness and the words FINE GOLD complete the design.
A wave-like pattern gives the shiny surface texture and depth. As a result, the small bar looks lively and of high quality.
Why small bars help in an emergency
In turbulent times, flexibility is worth a great deal. A large bar can only be sold as a whole, whereas several small ones can be sold individually and in exactly the amount you need at the time. Small gold bars therefore serve as a handy means of exchange when currencies lose people's trust. If you build up your holdings from bars of this size, you remain flexible.
Britannia and the Royal Mint
Britannia is a symbolic figure of Great Britain and gives this bar its name. It is made by the Royal Mint, the official mint of the United Kingdom, which also strikes the British circulation coins. A mint to which an entire country entrusts its coinage is one that investors can trust too. Bars from the Royal Mint are known worldwide and are easy to sell again.
Inflation hedge in a small format
Month after month, inflation eats into the purchasing power of your money. Gold is scarce and retains its intrinsic value, which is why investors have always turned to it when money loses value. Even in antiquity, gold served as a store of value and a medium of trade, and little has changed in this role to this day. With a small bar like this, you can build up your gold holdings calmly and in stages. If, as a private investor in Germany, you hold the bar for more than one year, a later gain on sale is generally tax-free.
Features at a glance
- Manufacturer: The Royal Mint
- Country of origin: Great Britain
- Fine weight: 20 g
- Fineness: 999.9/1,000
- Finish: minted
- Condition: new, brilliant uncirculated
Those who hold their gold in small units keep their options open when it matters.
Add the 20 g Britannia gold bar from the Royal Mint to your gold holdings and create flexible protection against inflation and crises for yourself.
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