PAMP Suisse Lunar Rabbit 5 gram Gold Bar
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PAMP Suisse Lunar Rabbit 5 gram Gold Bar
We are please to offer the 5 gram PAMP Suisse Year of the Rabbit Gold Bar (In Assay). This new 2023 Year of the Rabbit bar joins the renowned PAMP Lunar Series, as it marks the fourth animal in the 12-year Chinese Zodiac cycle. This striking PAMP Suisse gold bar is made with 5 grams of .9999 fine gold and arrives sealed in a red CertiPAMP assay. The card bears a unique serial number that matches the one found engraved on the bar for easy certification. Don’t wait - get your paws on the 5 gram PAMP Suisse Year of the Rabbit Gold Bar now!
PAMP Suisse’s Chinese Zodiac Series began in 2012 with the release of the Year of the Dragon bars and has continued until present day with the new Year of the Rabbit bars. Those born under the Rabbit’s auspicious sign tend to be gentle, quiet, elegant, and alert as well as quick, skillful, kind, patient, and very responsible. Recent years for this zodiac include 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, and 2011. This 5 gram gold bar will make a fantastic gift for anyone born during the Year of the Rabbit, so grab yours today!
The obverse of this gold bar features the front view of the reverse design: A Rabbit holding a carrot, preparing to eat. Inscriptions include the PAMP Suisse logo, purity, weight, and unique serial number for the bar.
The reverse of the gold bar showcases the same scene from the opposing angle. Inscriptions include the Chinese character for “Rabbit”.
Bar Highlights:
- Struck from .9999 fine gold with a weight of 5 grams
- Produced by the PAMP Suisse refinery
- Arrives inside a PAMP red assay guaranteeing its authenticity
- Obverse: Shows the front view of a Rabbit holding a carrot ready to eat. Inscriptions: The bar’s serial number, weight, and purity, and PAMP Suisse logo.
- Reverse: Features the back view of a Rabbit. Inscriptions: The Chinese character for Rabbit, “兔”, also appears on this side right above the tree.