Buy Gold bar online Logan City

 I currently have 31 KG of pure gold Gold Bars available for sale in Russia.

Below are Commodity Specifications:

1. Commodity : Aurum Utallium (AU)

2. Form: Gold Bar

3. Fineness : 98.99%

4. Purity : Carat 24

5. Price : $35,000 per KG

5. Origin : Russia

6. Quantity : 31 KG

7. DELIVERY: Buyer’s designated destination.

8. Shipping: DHL, UPS, EMS.

9. If you cant pay upfront then come to Russia and buy

Optional Information

- Payment : BTC

- Minimum Order : 1kg

- MANDATE COMMISSION: Fee $2000 per KG.

CONTACT ME....

WhatsApp: +79268085443

Telegram ID: hugmankush 

Who Makes Gold Bars?

A: Government mints and private companies around the world produce gold bars. Among them are:

• Australia’s Perth Mint: Most of this government mint’s gold bar offerings are Kangaroo bars weighing anywhere from 5 grams to 10 oz.
• Royal Canadian Mint: The weights of this government mint’s gold bars range from 1 kilogram (about 2.2 pounds) to 400 oz.
• PAMP: The best-known gold bar made by privately owned Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux, or PAMP, is the decorative Lady Fortuna minted bar. PAMP’s minted and cast gold bars range in weight from 1 kilogram to 400 oz. PAMP is located in Ticino, Switzerland.
• United Kingdom’s Royal Mint: This government-run operation makes and sells 12 different minted and cast bars. As of June 2022, the mint’s 400-oz. cast gold bar was selling for more than $750,000.
• Sunshine Mint: This private mint’s gold bars range in weight from 1 gram to 10 oz. Sunshine Mint is located in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
• Scottsdale Mint: This private mint in Scottsdale, Arizona, produces gold bars weighing from 1/100th of an oz. to 1 kilogram.
• Valcambi: Based in Balerna, Switzerland, this private mint produces cast and minted gold bars weighing 20 grams to 400 oz.
• Asahi Refining: This private mint makes cast and minted gold bars ranging in weight from 1 to 400 oz. Asahi Refining, a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Asahi Holdings, operates refineries in the Salt Lake City and Toronto areas.

It’s worth mentioning that while the United States Bullion Depository in Fort Knox, Kentucky, stores gold bars owned by the federal government, this U.S. Mint facility itself does not produce gold bars.