PAMP Platinum Fortuna Minted Bar 5oz

Description

The most popular singular product from PAMP Suisse is the Fortuna bar collection. These stunning bars are among the many innovations that PAMP Suisse brought to the precious metals industry. Today, these bars are available in gold, silver, platinum, and palladium with a wide range of weights to choose from in each metal type. The 5oz Lady Fortuna platinum bar would make a spectacular addition to your platinum holdings.

Bar Highlights:

• Arrives inside of tamper-evident packaging with an assay card.
• Individually serialized.
• Contains 5 Troy oz of .9995 pure platinum.
• The obverse field features the image of Fortuna.
• On the reverse side are the PAMP logo and important markings.
• Available for use in Precious Metal IRAs.

PAMP was an innovator in this field, producing the CertiPAMP tamper-evident packages that immediately alerted the buyer if there were attempts to open or otherwise mishandle the product. Included with all PAMP Suisse bars is an assay card with the weight, purity, metal content, and matching serial number.

The Fortuna design from PAMP Suisse was the first lineup on a bullion bar to feature a design that went beyond the simple refinery logo and identifying markers. The beautiful image of the Roman goddess of luck and fortune is a hit with investors around the globe and is an internationally recognised symbol of PAMP.

On the obverse face of 5 oz PAMP Suisse Fortuna Platinum Bars, you’ll find the left-profile portrait of Fortuna. The Romans assigned many symbols to Fortuna, almost as many as the roles she filled in Roman culture. In addition to being the goddess of luck and fortune, Roman religion portrayed her as a personification of luck and she was also known to some as the goddess of fate.

The reverse side of all PAMP Suisse Fortuna Platinum Bars includes important markings. The PAMP logo is featured at the top of the bar, followed vertically down this face by the weight, metal content, purity, and serial number of the bar. Each bar has its own one-letter, six-number serial code, and a certified assayers stamp.