PAMP Suisse Fortuna Veriscan 50 g Gold Bar
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50 g PAMP Suisse Fortuna Veriscan Gold Bar is a solid option for investors planning medium‑term positions in gold at a weight of 50 grams, offering high value with moderate capital commitment. This bar combines practicality with advanced protection, supporting portfolio diversification amid market volatility. PAMP Suisse products from the Fortuna Veriscan series ensure liquidity and acceptance on international precious‑metal trading platforms.
Made of 999.9 fine pure gold, the bar stands out for Swiss precision and a distinctive design. PAMP Suisse is a refinery in Ticino known for innovative bullion technologies. Delivered in CertiPAMP packaging, which protects against moisture and damage and serves as the official certificate of authenticity confirming the precious‑metal content. The Veriscan system, registered on the production line by scanning the bar’s unique surface profile, enables instant authentication via a mobile app and the QR code on the packaging—without removing the bar. Since 2015, scanning has been free for everyone, increasing investment security.
The bar’s dimensions—approximately 47 x 27 x 2.06 mm—provide a compact size that facilitates storage in safes or bank deposit boxes. For the investor, this means a hedge against inflation and currency fluctuations and ease of trading thanks to PAMP’s recognition on commodities exchanges. The 50 g weight is a practical compromise between small and large units.
PAMP Suisse manufactures bars with an emphasis on modern security features and quality craftsmanship. This 50‑gram Fortuna Veriscan bar minimizes the risk of counterfeiting, which is crucial for mid‑sized investments. Choosing this weight offers flexibility in asset management across different phases of the market cycle.
Obverse depicts Lady Fortuna—the Roman goddess—holding a cornucopia, coins, poppy flowers, and wheat sheaves.
Reverse features the PAMP Suisse logo, inscriptions of the 50 g weight and fineness, an individual serial number, and the assayer’s mark.