1 oz Platinum Bar – Valcambi (In Assay)

• Contains 1 oz of .9995 fine Platinum.
• Individual bars arrive in a sealed protective assay package that lists the weight and authentication of the bar by the assayer.
• Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs.
• Obverse: Depicts a single stamped Valcambi logo in addition to the weight and purity.
• Reverse: Features “Valcambi Suisse” stamped in elegant perfection.
• Valcambi is a leading Swiss refiner known for outstanding craftsmanship.

Safeguard your bar in a protective presentation box.

Each Platinum bar is stamped with a unique serial number. These sleek Platinum bars can be an excellent choice for investors who are looking to efficiently add to their Platinum bullion holdings. Add an exquisite Valcambi 1 oz Platinum bar to your portfolio today!

Valcambi
The Valcambi Mint began operations in 1961. Valcambi is a Swiss Precious Metals manufacturer that operates one of the world’s largest Precious Metals manufacturing facilities in Balerna. Valcambi has established itself as one of the top global Precious Metals refineries. The delicate impression and mirror-like finish on these Platinum bars, which was created using the latest methods and technology, show Valcambi’s standing as a boutique refinery with a reputation for producing beautiful Platinum bullion products. For your own piece of mind, Valcambi Platinum bars are imprinted with unique serial numbers. Because Valcambi’s main business has been Precious Metals refinement for more than 50 years, the mint can be trusted for high-quality products.

History of Platinum
Platinum has historically been the more expensive metal compared to Gold. In fact, Platinum is actually 30 times rarer than Gold. Platinum is so uncommon that it may be found in only a few locations across the world, with South Africa accounting for around 80% of the overall supply. Because it has been used in jewelry for so long, Platinum is sometimes referred to as the Rich Man’s Gold. However, platinum is more often utilized in industrial applications. Platinum has traded lower than Gold lately, even though it is far less common than its counterpart, which explains why many investors have switched to Platinum for their financial requirements.