1 oz Gold Bar | Valcambi

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1 oz Valcambi Gold Bar — 999.9/1000 fine gold (.9999) from Valcambi SA, a Swiss refinery with LBMA Good Delivery accreditation since 1968. Minted bar in original Certipack with assay card and individual serial number — troy ounce (31.1035 g), global trading standard with the highest liquidity on the bullion market. GoldInvest24.

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1 oz Valcambi Gold Bar — global trading standard with the highest liquidity on the bullion market

1 troy ounce of 999.9/1000 fine gold (.9999) in a minted bar format from Valcambi SA — a Swiss refinery with LBMA Good Delivery accreditation since 1968. The product comes sealed in an original Certipack with an assay card confirming weight, fineness and individual serial number.

The troy ounce (31.1035 g) is the base unit for gold quotations on the London Bullion Market, COMEX, Shanghai Gold Exchange and all major precious metals exchanges worldwide. The 1 oz format is the global benchmark — the gold price is quoted in USD/oz t, and 1 oz is the most widely traded weight for both bars and bullion coins. By purchasing a 1 oz Valcambi bar, the buyer acquires the product with the highest liquidity of all bar formats — instantly recognised and accepted at every bullion dealer from London through Zurich to Hong Kong.

Technical specification

Parameter Value
Product type Gold bullion bar (minted)
Producer / refinery Valcambi SA
Producer location Balerna, Canton Ticino, Switzerland
Year founded 1961
Accreditation LBMA Good Delivery (gold) since 1968
Metal Gold (Au)
Fineness 999.9/1000 (.9999)
Weight 1 oz t = 31.1035 g
Bar dimensions approx. 24 × 41 × 2 mm
Certipack dimensions approx. 85 × 55 mm
Form Minted bar in assay card
Packaging Certipack — laminated blister with Valcambi assay card
Serial number On assay card (individual per bar)
VAT Exempt — EU Directive 98/80/EC for gold bullion

Why this product?

  • Highest liquidity of all formats — the troy ounce is the base unit for gold quotations on world exchanges. 1 oz is the most widely traded bar denomination, and the spread between bid and ask is minimal at this weight.
  • 999.9/1000 fineness (.9999) — the highest purity standard for gold bullion, identical across all Valcambi weights from 0.5 g to 1 kg.
  • LBMA Good Delivery since 1968 — Valcambi meets the highest quality standards of the London Bullion Market Association.
  • Certipack with assay card — original producer packaging with individual serial number and parameter confirmation.
  • Direct reference to the spot price — the price of 1 oz of gold is the quotation the buyer sees in the media and on exchanges. Buying a 1 oz bar provides instant transparency — the premium over spot is unambiguous, and comparing with other offers requires a single calculation.

Valcambi SA — Swiss precious metals refinery

Valcambi SA has operated since 1961 from Balerna in Canton Ticino, southern Switzerland. The refinery processes the four main precious metals — gold, silver, platinum and palladium — with an annual capacity exceeding 2,000 tonnes. It ranks among the world's largest and most recognised precious metals processors.

Valcambi obtained LBMA Good Delivery accreditation for gold in 1968 — confirming that its products meet the rigorous standards of the London Bullion Market Association regarding fineness, weight and production consistency. The refinery also holds LBMA accreditations for silver, platinum and palladium — placing it among the few with a full set of accreditations for all four metals.

The Balerna facility runs the complete production cycle — from raw material refining (mine-doré and recycled metal under LBMA Responsible Gold) through minting to final Certipack sealing. Valcambi participates in the Green Gold programme — a certified supply chain for sustainably sourced gold.

The portfolio also includes innovative formats such as CombiBar — a bar divisible into smaller segments along perforations. Valcambi operates responsible sourcing programmes in accordance with OECD and LBMA Responsible Gold Guidance standards.

Certipack — Valcambi's packaging and authentication system

Certipack is Valcambi's patented packaging system for small-format gold bars. Each bar is hermetically sealed in a laminated blister serving as an assay card — confirming weight, fineness and individual serial number. Opening requires physically breaking the packaging, providing additional tamper protection.

The assay card displays Valcambi logo, weight in troy ounces and grams, 999.9/1000 fineness, individual serial number and hallmark. The Certipack format (approx. 85 × 55 mm) corresponds to credit card size. The 1 oz bar can be visually verified through the transparent blister section without opening the packaging.

In the secondary market, an intact Certipack ensures immediate acceptance — precious metals dealers worldwide recognise the format and waive additional verification for products in original packaging.

Formats and weights — Valcambi gold bar series

Valcambi SA produces gold bullion bars in metric weights: 0.5 g, 1 g, 2.5 g, 5 g, 10 g, 20 g, 50 g, 100 g, 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg, as well as in troy formats: 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz and 1 oz. All formats up to and including 100 g (including troy formats) are available in the Certipack system. Gold fineness is identical across all weights — 999.9/1000 (.9999).

The 1 oz format (31.1035 g) is the most widely traded weight in the world — the troy ounce is the base unit for gold quotations on all major exchanges. The premium over spot for 1 oz is among the lowest in the entire series, and liquidity is the highest. The Valcambi 1 oz bar competes directly with 1 oz bullion coins (Krugerrand, Maple Leaf, Vienna Philharmonic), typically offering a lower premium for the same precious metal content.

A full overview of available weights can be found in the gold bullion bars category. Current precious metals prices at precious metals prices.

What to consider before buying?

Before purchasing, check the current gold price and compare the product price with the spot price. The premium over spot for the 1 oz format is among the lowest in the entire Valcambi series — comparable to 50 g and lower than denominations below 20 g. It is also worth comparing the 1 oz bar price with a 1 oz bullion coin — bars typically carry a lower premium than coins of the same weight.

The assay card and intact Certipack directly affect the resale price. A bar with a damaged blister may require additional verification by the dealer, lowering the realised price on sale. Store the product in its original packaging, protected from moisture and scratches.

The 1 oz format is the optimal choice for buyers who want to purchase gold in the unit identical to exchange quotations. One bar = one spot quotation — the price calculation is immediate. For those who prefer metric denominations, the 20 g and 50 g formats are the natural alternatives.

Why GoldInvest24?

  • Producers with LBMA Good Delivery accreditation — Valcambi, PAMP, Argor-Heraeus, Heraeus, Umicore and other world-renowned refineries.
  • Wide range of weights — from 0.5 g to 1 kg in gold, plus silver bars and bullion coins.
  • Three language versions of the shop — PL, DE, EN — with complete product descriptions.
  • Live precious metals prices — gold, silver, platinum and palladium in real time.
  • Insured shipping and discreet packaging with every order.

Comparison table — Valcambi gold bars

Product Weight Fineness Packaging For whom?
1/2 oz Valcambi 15.5517 g 999.9 Certipack Troy format, lower entry threshold than 1 oz
1 oz Valcambi 31.1035 g 999.9 Certipack Global trading standard, highest liquidity
50 g Valcambi 50 g 999.9 Certipack Very low premium, single purchases
100 g Valcambi 100 g 999.9 Certipack Minimal premium, last Certipack format
250 g Valcambi 250 g 999.9 Assay certificate Large single purchases, large bar segment

FAQ — Frequently asked questions

What is the fineness of the 1 oz Valcambi gold bar?

The 1 oz Valcambi gold bar is made of 999.9/1000 fine gold (.9999) — the highest purity standard in bullion bars, identical across all producer weights.

What is a Certipack?

Certipack is Valcambi's patented packaging system. The bar is sealed in a laminated blister serving as an assay card — confirming weight, fineness and individual serial number. Intact packaging facilitates verification and increases secondary market liquidity.

Does Valcambi hold LBMA accreditation?

Yes. Valcambi SA has held LBMA Good Delivery accreditation for gold since 1968. The London Bullion Market Association confirms compliance with rigorous quality standards.

What are the dimensions of the 1 oz Valcambi gold bar?

The bar measures approx. 24 × 41 × 2 mm. It is sealed in a Certipack measuring approx. 85 × 55 mm — roughly the size of a credit card.

Why is the troy ounce the standard on the gold market?

The troy ounce (31.1035 g) is a historical unit of mass originating from the weight system used in medieval Troyes, France. It was adopted as the international standard for precious metals quotations on the London Bullion Market in the 19th century and remains in use today on COMEX, the Shanghai Gold Exchange and all major exchanges. The gold price quoted in the media (e.g. "gold at $2,500") always refers to 1 troy ounce.

Is the 1 oz gold bar VAT-exempt?

Yes. Gold bullion in bar form meeting the conditions of EU Directive 98/80/EC is exempt from value added tax. The purchase price is not increased by VAT.

How do I buy the 1 oz Valcambi gold bar from GoldInvest24?

Simply add the product to your basket and complete the order. Before purchasing, check the current gold price and compare the premium with other weights in the gold bullion bars category.

Parameters:
Country:
Switzerland
Metal:
Złoto
Weight:
1oz
Type:
Sztabki
Test:
999.9/1000
Batch:
Sztabki Valcambi
Metal weight:
31,1035 g
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