20×1g UnityBars Gold Collection
- LBMA Good Delivery International Standard
- The oldest gold and silver refinery in Germany
- Possibility of immediate sale and purchase
A stylish and valuable set of twenty 1g gold bars
1g gold bars are a universal and affordable solution. It is among the most popular products, especially for newbies interested in investing in gold. UnityBars offer stable value combined with a high degree of flexibility. 1 gram gold bars are also a great choice if you want to complete your set of 1 gram bars. In the form of 20×1g UnityBars Gold Collection, you have all twenty of them conveniently together. In addition, gold bars are exempt from VAT.
When is the right time to buy a set of 20x1g UnityBars Gold Collection
If you have the funds for 20 g of gold, it is more advantageous to buy a whole gold bar as part of the investment. UnityBars are good for when you have other intentions with 1g bars. For example, you want to give gold gifts of 1 gram, to fill the empty spaces in UnityBars, or it is more profitable for you to sell gold at 1 gram in the future. In any case, it is important to emphasize that investing in gold pays off in any form. This precious metal will never lose its value, quite the contrary.
UnityBars from the traditional German refinery Heimerle + Meule
Heimerle + Meule is a traditional German producer of gold bars that has a very strong name around the world. As a specialty, he issues sets of 1 gram gold bars in many forms. You buy 20 1g gold bars in this set, but you can also buy variants of thirty or fifty from us. Like all other products, UnityBars are also certified by the highest and most prestigious standard on the market, LBMA Good Delivery.
How to buy gold bars in UnityBars?
When buying gold bars, it is important whether you want them now or wait. The usual production process for gold bars takes up to 12 weeks. However, we have a superior service for you that will give you UnityBars immediately after the money is credited to our account. This service is charged at 10% of the gold price, which is derived from the current price on the stock exchange.
