2.5 Gram Gold Bullion Bar .999 Fine

The 2.5-gram Gold Bar delivers a compact, tangible holding of .999 fine gold in a format that suits both first-time buyers and seasoned stackers looking to diversify across smaller increments. Each order yields one brand-name bar selected from current inventory, sealed in a protective assay package, with the specific mint varying by stock on hand. Volume buyers benefit from reduced per-unit pricing, with the lowest cost-per-bar available at quantities of 100 or more.

Specifications

• Purity.999 fine
• ManufacturerVaries (random brand-name bar)
• CoAAssay card included (bars may be in sealed protective assay package)
• Packaging TypeSealed protective assay package (may vary)
• Metal Weight2.5 grams (0.0804 troy oz)
• DesignVaries by bar received

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly am I buying when I order a 2.5-gram Gold Bar?

You are purchasing one gold bar weighing 2.5 grams (0.0804 troy oz) with a minimum purity of .999 fine gold. The bar comes from a recognized brand-name mint, though the specific brand is determined by what is in stock at the time your order is fulfilled — a particular mint or design cannot be requested or assured.

What is the gold purity and weight of these bars?

Each bar contains 2.5 grams of gold at a purity of .999 fine (also expressed as 99.9% pure gold), equating to approximately 0.0804 troy ounces of fine gold content.

Are these bars new, or could they come from the secondary market?

These bars may originate from either primary or secondary market sources depending on current inventory. Regardless of origin, every bar is a genuine, brand-name product meeting the stated purity and weight specifications.

How are the bars packaged when I receive them?

Individual bars are typically presented in a sealed protective assay package, though the exact packaging style may vary by brand or lot. The assay packaging helps protect the bar's condition and verifies its authenticity.

Are 2.5-gram gold bars eligible to be held in a Gold IRA or self-directed retirement account?

IRS rules generally require gold held in an IRA to meet a minimum fineness of .995. These bars meet that threshold at .999 fine; however, IRA custodians may have additional requirements regarding approved mints or bar formats. Eligibility ultimately depends on your specific custodian's accepted product list.

Do I get a better price if I buy in larger quantities?

Yes. Volume pricing tiers are available, and the lowest per-unit cost is reached at order quantities of 100 bars or more. Buyers looking to accumulate gold efficiently may find bulk purchasing at that level offers the most favorable per-gram cost.