Credit Suisse Gold Bar (Secondary Market w/ Assay) 1 oz

There’s nothing better than a product with the history of a company founded over 150 years ago. Credit Suisse first opened its doors long before planes and automobiles crisscrossed the globe, and continues its operations today as one of the preeminent precious metal refiners and financial institutions in the world. Right now, you can purchase a 1 oz Credit Suisse Gold Bar in brand-new condition from Laska Interiors.

Bar Highlights:

• Individual bars ship in sealed plastic with an Assay card, and multiples of 25 ship in boxes!
• Each includes an assay card to validate your purchase!
• Contains 1 oz of .9999 pure gold.
• Available in brand-new condition.
• Features the Credit Suisse logo on both the obverse and reverse faces of the bar.
• Eligible for use in Precious Metals IRAs.
• Secondary Market bars are those received from a source other than the original manufacturer.

The 1 oz gold bar is the most popular single product in the precious metals industry. Countless individuals purchase 1 oz gold bars because the lower weight is more affordable than others and can easily be moved or stored. At the same time, a 1 oz gold bar still offers a significant initial investment in gold. You can browse our full selection of gold bullion to find the right option for your portfolio.

On the obverse face of the bar you’ll find the Credit Suisse logo engraved at the top of the bar. Additional engravings on this side include the bar’s weight, metal content, and purity. The assayer’s mark and individual serial number are also included on this face.

The reverse face of the bar again features the block logo of Credit Suisse. This time it is stamped in a repeating image that is set on a 45-degree angle. Each 1 oz Credit Suisse Gold Bar ships to you in a tamper-evident package, and the included assay card allows you to quickly verify the weight, purity, and serial number of the bar.

Credit Suisse was originally founded in 1856 to help fund the construction and expansion of a railroad system to connect Switzerland with neighboring nations in Europe. Today it is one of the largest global financial entities, and has a significant presence in the precious metals industry.