5 Gram Geiger Square Gold Bar (New w/ Assay)

Geiger Edelmetalle is one of Europes most respected refineries. It produces silver and gold bars for sale across a number of lineups. Among its most popular is the Geiger Square Series featuring the original Schloss Guldengossa castle design, with the latest security features to offer investors the security they are looking for in bullion. Right now, 5 Gram Geiger Square Gold Bars are available to purchase online from BWCS.

Each 5 Gram Geiger Square Gold Bar available at BWCS comes in brand-new condition from Geiger Edelmetalle, a leading German mint located in Leipzig. The new Geiger Square Gold Bar series offers sealed capsule cards for the individual gold bars and comes with an assay inside. The assay authenticates the weight, purity, metal content, and serial number of the bar, and offers the signature of the certified assayer that authenticated the bars.

Included on the new Geiger Square Gold Bars, you will find a variety of different security features. Some of these security elements are found in the packaging and authentication of the bar, while others are incorporated into the design of the bar itself. The secure capsule and assay are just a start. Each bar has a unique, ribbed edge design with a pearl finish on the obverse field of the bar. The reverse has a high-relief finish with an invisible UV coating that displays a blue LEV rhombus when exposed to a black light.

Obverse design elements of the 5 Gram Geiger Square Gold Bar include the exterior faade of the castle known as Schloss Guldengossa. The castle was built near Leipzig in 1720 in the Baroque style. Today, it is the official corporate headquarters of the mint and was the first registered corporate location for the mint.

Reverse imagery on the Geiger Square Gold Bars includes the LEV rhombus. The LEV initials are short for the full name of the supplier, Leipziger Edelmetallverarbeitung. The rhombus repeats across this side of the bar, filling the entire background field. There is also a serial number visible on this side of the bar, including under black light when another LEV rhombus appears at the center of the bar.