British Royal Mint begins selling gold bars

Weiss

Well, they did. You apparently missed them

This significant branded bar is the largest from The Royal Mint Refinery and contains 100 g of 999.9 gold. The bar is presented in serialised security packaging sealed in a protective package to securely transport and preserve your bullion bar, which is supplied with an individually numbered certificate. RMR gold bars are VAT free for individuals and meet the criteria for UK citizens to buy them through a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) or Small Self-Administered Scheme (SSAS) and benefit from up to 45% tax relief on their gold purchases.






Royal Mint Gold Bars - SOLD OUT

Timbuk3

Sweet, I'd better keep my eyes open
for them. I don't mind getting a few
of these !!!

derryb

Appear to be easy to duplicate.

TwoSides2aCoin

Nice stackers. Gold always stacks nicer than silver to me. And it takes up less space. AND people can put it into their IRA (well not that kind here, but that kind there)

secondrepublic

I would like to see something on there other than the words "Royal Mint Refinery"... it doesn't even say what country it's from, much less that it's an official government product of the UK. Canada also has a "Royal Mint", and I'm sure there are also lots of private companies out there that use the word "Royal" in their name. OK looking bar, but it fails from a branding perspective for me.

PerryHall

<< <i>Appear to be easy to duplicate. >>



That was my first thought---too easy to counterfeit. If I'm going to buy gold as bullion I'd rather buy AGE's or .999 US gold buffalos.

ricko

I will stick to AGE's or Buffs.... I believe the liquidity, should it be necessary, will be much better... Cheers, RickO

vpr

I'd buy them for near melt. No way I'm paying a premium for these. The design is very unappealing.