- Symbol of Hope: with olive branch
- Authenticity verifiable: with serial number
- From Israel: from the Holy Land Mint
- Symbol of HopeDove with olive branch soars above Jerusalem's Old City
- Authenticity verifiableSecurity film reveals any opening, authenticity verifiable digitally
- From IsraelThe reverse bears the mint mark of the Holy Land Mint
- Symbol of Hope: with olive branch
- Authenticity verifiable: with serial number
- From Israel: from the Holy Land Mint
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In flight over the Old City wall:5 g Dove of Peace gold bar.
A dove with an olive branch in its beak flies over the wall of the Old City of Jerusalem, four stars around it. 5 g of fine gold at 999.9/1,000, struck by The Holy Land Mint, in a blister card with certificate of authenticity.
- Fine gold
- 5 g
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Country
- Israel
A dove with an olive branch in its beak flies over the wall of the Old City of Jerusalem, four stars around it. 5 g of fine gold at 999.9/1,000, struck by The Holy Land Mint, in a blister card with certificate of authenticity.
- Fine gold
- 5 g
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Country
- Israel
Under the magnifier
Dove, stars and the walls of the Old City: the 5 g Dove of Peace gold bar up close.
Up close the bar shows what is struck on a few millimetres of gold: the dove with the olive branch in its beak, the stars around it and, below, the walls, towers and a dome of the Old City of Jerusalem.
The sign
A sign of peace since Noah’s Ark: the 5 g Dove of Peace gold bar.
- Genesis 8:11A fresh olive leafAfter the flood Noah lets a dove fly from the ark. It returns to him in the evening with a freshly plucked olive leaf in its beak, and Noah knows that the waters have gone down from the earth.
- AntiquityThe olive branch of peaceIn ancient Greece, too, the olive branch stood for peace: according to Herodotus, Aristagoras of Miletus carried one when he asked the king of Sparta for help. The Romans showed the god Mars as a bringer of peace with an olive branch.
- 1949Picasso’s doveOn 9 January 1949 Pablo Picasso made his lithograph “La Colombe”, the dove. Louis Aragon made it the poster of the 1949 Peace Congress in Paris. That same year Picasso’s daughter Paloma was born; her name is the Spanish word for dove.
6 weights, 1 design
From 2.5 g to 1 ounce: the 5 g Dove of Peace gold bar in the row of weights.
Each bar stands here true to size, measured by the mint. The 1/2 ounce and the 20 g bar share the same face, the 20 g bar is a little thicker.
2.5 g11.4 × 18.9 mm
5 g13.9 × 23.1 mmthis page
10 g15.8 × 25.8 mm
1/2 ounce18.2 × 31.2 mm
20 g18.2 × 31.2 mm
1 ounce24.1 × 41.1 mm
The back
The mark of the mint on the back: the 5 g Dove of Peace gold bar turned over.
Turned over, the bar shows the mark of The Holy Land Mint, its weight, the fineness of 999.9/1,000, the stamp I.C.M.C. and its own serial number. The Holy Land Mint is the brand of the Israel Coins and Medals Corporation; its Dove of Peace series first appeared in silver in 2014 and is struck as gold and silver bars in several weights.
- Mint
- The Holy Land Mint
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
As a gift
For a baptism, First Communion or confirmation: the 5 g Dove of Peace gold bar.
Since Noah the dove with the olive branch has stood for peace, and at the baptism of Jesus the Spirit came down upon him like a dove. That is why it is a favourite gift for a baptism, a First Communion or a confirmation, a sign that lasts a lifetime. The bar is sealed in a blister card with security film, with certificate of authenticity, serial number and CertiEye for checking with a phone.
As Jesus came up out of the water, he saw heaven open and the Spirit descending on him like a dove.
As evening falls over the walls:the 5 g Dove of Peace gold bar.
5 g of fine gold at 999.9/1,000 from The Holy Land Mint, in a blister card with certificate of authenticity.
Peace Dove Gold Bar - A Symbol of Timeless Values
- Investment goal: The acquisition of physical gold offers you first-class inflation protection in uncertain times.
- Value preservation: These exquisite gold bars preserve the purchasing power of your wealth across generations.
- Hedging: In times of economic turbulence and rising national debt, this 5g gold bar offers optimal crisis protection.
- Crisis protection: The convenient denomination makes this bar the ideal medium of exchange in economically challenging times.
The Holy Land Mint presents a masterpiece with this unique 5-gram gold bar, perfectly combining beauty and lasting value. The expressive design of the peace dove above the silhouette of Jerusalem symbolises hope and permanence — qualities that the precious metal gold has embodied for thousands of years.
Unique Design Meets the Highest Quality Standards
Each bar is crafted with the utmost precision to a fineness of 999.9/1000 and comes in a tamper-evident blister card featuring multiple security elements:
- Innovative security film with tamper indication
- Certieye™ technology for digital authentication
- Individual serial number for complete traceability
- High-quality packaging to protect the polished surfaces
Timeless Investment with Artistic Ambition
The peace dove as a symbol of hope, paired with the finest gold as a symbol of permanence — a perfect combination for investors and collectors alike.
The intricate design depicts a majestic peace dove carrying an olive branch, soaring above the distinctive skyline of the Old City of Jerusalem. The design is framed by artistically crafted stars. The reverse bears the mint mark of the Holy Land Mint along with details of the weight and fineness.
Ideal Denomination for Flexible Wealth Planning
Weighing 5 grams, this bar is ideally suited as an entry point into the world of precious metals investment or for the systematic accumulation of wealth. Its compact size offers maximum flexibility when selling at a later date. Benefit from the VAT exemption on investment gold and the potential tax-free status after the one-year speculation period.
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