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The Royal Mint of the United Kingdom, which makes the country's circulating coinage, is also very active in the bullion coinage space and issues many bullion coins which are legal tender. Additionally, it also makes bullion which is not legal tender and is targeted at investors and not at coin collectors. Listed below are products with precious metal content of 5 g (five grams) of gold. Such products with a rectangular form are known as "gold bars", and those with a circular form are known as "gold rounds". | ||||
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The Definitive Guide to Australian Silver Coins |
Coin Name | Reverse | Obverse | Details |
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Gold Five Grams Bar (Royal Mint) | ![]() |
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Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Royal Mint Mintage: unknown |
Gold Five Grams Bar - Britannia | ![]() |
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Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Royal Mint Mintage: unknown |
Gold Five Grams Bar - Om | ![]() |
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Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Royal Mint Mintage: unknown |
Gold Five Grams Bar - Christmas | ![]() |
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Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Royal Mint Mintage: unknown |
Gold Five Grams Bar - Lakshmi | ![]() |
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Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Royal Mint Mintage: unknown |
Gold Five Grams Bar (2025) Queen's Beasts Completer | ![]() |
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Material: 0.9999 Gold Mint: Royal Mint Mintage: 1,500 |
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The Definitive Guide to Australian Silver Coins |
Country | United Kingdom |
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From | 2015 |
Material | Gold |
Designer | |
Technology | Milled (machine-made) |
Shape | Rectangle |
Orientation | Medal Alignment (Axis 0) |
Size | |
Mass | 5.0000 g |