Description

There are many precious metals brands from Switzerland that are recognizable around the world. The likes of PAMP Suisse and Valcambi Suisse are instantly recognizable, but so too is Argor-Heraeus. One of Switzerland’s oldest precious metals refiners, Argor-Heraeus produces gold, silver, platinum, and palladium bars across various collections investors. Right now, 10 Gram Argor-Heraeus Silver Bars are available to purchase online from Maritime Coins and Collectibles.

Bar Highlights:

• Arrives in protective blistercards!
• Features assay details on the inner card!
• Issued in the Classic Series!
• Contains 10 Grams (.3215 Troy oz) of .999 pure silver.
• The obverse features the Argor logo and the identifying hallmarks.
• On the reverse side is the image of the Argor logo in a repeating pattern.

Each 10 Gram Argor-Heraeus Silver Bars listed here comes to you with an individual blistercard. This protective blistercard includes an inner card that has on its reverse side the authenticating details for the bar. This card has the matching weight, purity, and metal content from the bar itself, with the signature of a certified assayer included.

The Classic Series of silver bars from Argor-Heraeus offers investors of all levels a chance to buy silver bars. These 10 Gram bars are one of the smallest, with only the 5 Gram bar in the series offering a smaller size and lower price point. Other options in the minted ingot range of Classic Series bars include the 20 Gram, 50 Gram, 1 Troy oz, 1 Kilogram, 5 Kilogram, and 100 Troy oz bars.

The obverse side of 10 Gram Argor-Heraeus Silver Bars features a number of inscriptions. The primary design is the Argor logo at the top of the design field. All imagery on this side is arranged in portrait orientation with the AH logo at the top, followed by inscriptions of the nation of production, weight, metal content, and purity for the bar. The bars also come with the stamped mark of an assayer on this side.

On the reverse face of 10 Gram Argor-Heraeus Bars is a depiction of the company logo. This time, the logo is much smaller than it appears on the obverse. However, there are more of logos on this side as each one appears in line with others with those lines set on a 45-degree angle. Each repeating logo is uniformly spaced out from others in its line.