10g Gold Bar Heimerle und Meule
- Since 1845: founded in Pforzheim
- Highest purity: 999.9 fine gold
- Certified: made from recycled metal
- Since 1845Made by Germany's oldest refinery
- Highest purityBrilliant Uncirculated and carefully checked for authenticity
- CertifiedManufacturer certified under the RJC Code of Practices
- Since 1845: founded in Pforzheim
- Highest purity: 999.9 fine gold
- Certified: made from recycled metal
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Heimerle + Meule · minted
10 g of fine gold,crisply struck.
On the back, the medallion of the house is repeated many times, and the same bar also comes in our Kettner Edition.
- Weight
- 10 g
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
On the back, the medallion of the house is repeated many times, and the same bar also comes in our Kettner Edition.
- Weight
- 10 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 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.
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
- 1845
Julius Dittler founds a sweepings works, a “Kehretsanstalt”, in Pforzheim to recover precious metal from production waste on behalf of his customers.
- 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.
- 1977
The house leaves the town centre and moves into premises in the Brötzinger Tal industrial area.
- 2010
The house introduces its investment products division.
- 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.
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 10 g is not a Good Delivery bar.
The print “LBMA Good Delivery Refiner” on the packaging therefore refers to the house, not to the individual bar.
The formats
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At a glance
- Maker
- Heimerle + Meule, Pforzheim
- Metal
- Fine gold
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Weight
- 10 g
- Packaging
- Black card of the house
- Dimensions
- 27,0 × 15,0 × 1,40 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.
10g Heimerle und Meule Gold Bar: minted fine gold from Germany with the 1845 emblem
- Investment objective: A gold bar made in Germany helps you defend the purchasing power of your wealth against inflation.
- Value preservation: Gold has proven itself as a store of purchasing power over many generations and preserves the substance of your savings.
- Protection: In times of inflation, recession, and rising government debt, this bar strengthens your personal crisis protection.
- Crisis protection: At 10 g, the bar is an easy-to-handle medium of exchange should paper money lose its reliability.
- Quality: minted in Germany, fineness 999.9/1,000
For many investors, trust begins with origin. The 10g gold bar from Heimerle und Meule is produced in Germany, by a refinery whose history began in Pforzheim in 1845. With high purity and a convenient format, it is a reliable component of your inflation hedge.
The emblem with hammer and mallet
On the obverse, the weight, the designation FINE GOLD, and the fineness appear at the top. Below this follows a round emblem in which a hammer and a mallet cross, accompanied by the year 1845, which refers to the manufacturer's founding year. Beneath the emblem is the inscription melter assayer, followed by a rectangular field bearing the same tool symbol. The design is completed at the bottom edge with the lettering HEIMERLE+MEULE.
Origin in the jewellery and watchmaking city of Pforzheim
Heimerle und Meule was founded in Pforzheim, known as the centre of the German jewellery and watchmaking industry. According to the company, it is Germany's oldest gold and silver refinery. In addition, the LBMA, which sets the standards for trading precious metal bars in London, lists the refinery as a recognised producer of gold bars. Anyone choosing this bar is relying on a house that has been processing precious metals for generations.
When currencies lose trust
Paper money works as long as people trust the body that issues it. When this trust fades, a value that rests in itself gains in importance. Gold has repeatedly served as a medium of exchange in such phases, because it is recognised everywhere and cannot be multiplied at will. A 10 g bar suits this role well: it embodies a noticeable value yet can still be used in a targeted way. Political tensions or economic upheavals likewise change nothing about the fact that fine gold retains its intrinsic value.
German manufacturing with verified fine content
The bar is minted and reaches a fineness of 999.9/1,000; the manufacturer's note as assayer vouches for this fine content. The bar comes with a certificate of authenticity, and as investment gold you purchase it free of VAT. Whether as an investment or as a reserve for difficult times: the denomination leaves the choice of how to use it up to you.
Four strengths of this bar
- Origin: minted in Germany by Heimerle und Meule
- Purity: fineness 999.9/1,000, marked with the melter assayer notation
- Convenience: 10 g fine weight, flexible for use as an investment and crisis provisioning
- Proof: certificate of authenticity, brand-new condition
What is minted in fine gold needs no promise to retain its value.
Choose the 10g Heimerle und Meule gold bar as a firm component of your provisioning, made in Germany and verified for its fine content.
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