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Gold bars 20 g
Number of products: 1220 g gold bars combine real purchasing power with a still-comfortable entry budget — the first point where the premium approaches the level of a one-ounce bar (4–7% versus 6–11% at 10 g). This makes 20 g a natural step toward "big gold" while remaining easy to resell and still affordable compared with larger bars.
At GoldInvest24 you will find a wide choice of 20 g bars — from Argor-Heraeus (incl. Kinebar), Valcambi (Green Gold), PAMP (Fortuna and Rosa), Royal Mint, Münze Österreich, Perth Mint (certificate card), C.Hafner and Umicore to the unique Rand Refinery Loxodonta Africana series. Each of 999.9 fineness, with an LBMA certificate. Check the variants as well as the current gold price and the terms of our precious metals buyback.
20 g gold bars – a weight for a mature portfolio
Someone who has reached the 20 g weight has already taken a serious step. Small weights (1–5 g) build familiarity with the gold market; 10 g is the first truly efficient position. But 20 g is the point where the premium stops being the dominant element of the calculation — the purchase fully works as a store of capital, not a collection.
A gold portfolio is often described as "mature" once it reaches a meaningful amount of committed capital. That is when 20 g becomes the "daily bread": buying one or two bars per quarter allows a gold position to be built systematically without committing to 50 g or 100 g at once. Alongside 10 g and 50 g, 20 g is one of the three most popular weights among long-term buyers.
12 producers to choose from – the full palette of LBMA refineries
Argor-Heraeus (Mendrisio, Switzerland, 1951) offers minted bars with the AH stamp, optionally with the Kinebar hologram — one of the most counterfeit-proof features in the industry. Valcambi (Balerna, 1961) offers standard bars and the ethical Green Gold line. PAMP Suisse (1977) offers the iconic Fortuna and the artistic Rosa series.
Royal Mint (Wales, 886) brings royal tradition with the Britannia series. Münze Österreich (Vienna, 1194), C.Hafner (Pforzheim, 1850) and Umicore (Brussels, 1805) complete the range. Perth Mint (Australia, 1899) is known for its unique certificate card, and Rand Refinery (South Africa, 1920) — the maker of the Krugerrand — offers the special Loxodonta Africana series.
Technical specification of the 20 g bar
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Total weight | 20 g |
| Gold content | 20 g Au |
| Fineness | 999.9/1000 (Fine Gold) |
| Purity | 99.99% |
| Dimensions (approx.) | approx. 27 × 16 × 2.5 mm |
| Production method | minted (Perth Mint: partly cast) |
| Packaging | blister / assay card with certificate |
| Accreditation | LBMA Good Delivery |
| VAT | exempt (Directive 2006/112/EC) |
| Premium | 4–7% (standard) / up to 10% (collector) |
Why is 20 g the transition weight to "big gold"?
- Premium close to 1 oz: at 4–7% the difference to the ounce (3–6%) becomes marginal.
- Lower entry threshold than 1 oz: a more moderate budget at a comparable premium.
- Optimal divisibility: 20 g is easier to sell partially than 50 g or 100 g.
- Full acceptance by LBMA dealers.
- Collector variants without losing liquidity: PAMP Fortuna, Kinebar, Loxodonta Africana.
- VAT exemption: like all bullion gold bars of fineness ≥ 995/1000 under Directive 2006/112/EC.
How much is a 20 g gold bar worth?
The value of a 20 gram gold bar comes from the current gold price (20 g × current price per gram) plus a premium of 4–7%. Collector variants (PAMP Rosa, Green Gold, Loxodonta) sit at 6–10%. Before buying, follow the current precious metals quotations.
Perth Mint certificate card and Rand Refinery Loxodonta
The Perth Mint certificate card packs each 20 g bar into a laminated card in credit-card format with a serial number, hologram and online authenticity verification — a major advantage at resale. The Rand Refinery Loxodonta Africana series belongs to the limited Big Five collection and shows a detailed elephant engraving; its rarity historically leads to higher premiums at resale.
VAT and tax matters
Products meeting the statutory definition of investment gold are exempt from VAT throughout the EU under Directive 2006/112/EC. In the case of a possible future resale, income tax matters should be assessed each time with regard to the individual situation.
Other weights and forms
Compare 20 g with other weights in the gold bars category and with the gold coins. We also buy back gold — check the current buyback terms.
FAQ — 20 g gold bars
How much is a 20 g gold bar worth?
The value comes from the current gold price (20 g × current price per gram) plus a premium of 4–7% (standard) or up to 10% (collector). Check the live rate on the precious metals prices page.
20 g or straight to 1 oz?
The premium difference is only 1–2 points. 20 g offers more flexibility and a lower entry threshold; 1 oz minimises the premium for large one-off purchases.
Which producer has the lowest premium?
Standard bars from Argor-Heraeus, Valcambi, C.Hafner and Umicore — premium 4–6%. Collector and special variants sit higher.
Is a 20 g gold bar VAT-exempt?
Yes. Bullion gold bars of fineness at least 995/1000 are exempt from VAT across the EU under Directive 2006/112/EC. This applies to all 20 g bars of 999.9 fineness.
What makes the Perth Mint certificate card special?
Each bar is delivered in a laminated credit-card-format card with a serial number, hologram and online authenticity verification — which makes resale considerably easier.
Can I sell a 20 g bar at any time?
Yes. Bars from renowned LBMA producers are bought back by all professional gold dealers. The condition for the best price is keeping the original packaging and certificate.
