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1 gram Gold Bar - PAMP Suisse Lucky Pig (In Assay w/ Sleeve)

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Product Description


Bar Highlights:
  • Contains 1 gram of .9999 fine gold.
  • Limited mintage of only 5,000 pieces worldwide.
  • Comes sealed in a whimsical CertiPAMP assay card with a matching certificate number, housed inside a themed gift sleeve.
  • Obverse: Features a smiling piglet in gentle relief, set against an idyllic countryside cottage and daisy field.
  • Reverse: Displays the PAMP Suisse logo along with the bar's weight, fineness, and unique serial number.


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PAMP's Storybook Lucky Charms
The Lucky Pig joins a growing lineup of whimsical PAMP releases, including the Lucky Cat, that lean into charming, storybook style artwork rather than the mint's more formal Good Luck series designs. Each release pairs genuine gold content with an illustration style meant to feel warm and giftable, making them popular choices for birthdays, new beginnings, and small tokens of good fortune. The countryside cottage setting adds a cozy, pastoral touch to this year's design.

PAMP Suisse
PAMP Suisse is a leading name in precious metals, established in 1977 and based in Ticino, Switzerland, with additional refining and minting operations in the United States. The mint is recognized for its Lady Fortuna hallmark, one of the first decorative motifs ever placed on a precious metal bar, and for meeting Good Delivery standards set by major bullion markets worldwide. Collectors and investors alike prize PAMP bars for their consistent purity, artistry, and trusted assay verification.

The Lucky Pig
In German tradition, pigs have long been seen as symbols of good fortune, particularly around New Year celebrations when marzipan pigs, known as Glücksschwein, are exchanged as gifts to wish loved ones luck and prosperity in the year ahead. The association dates back to medieval Europe, where owning a well fed pig was itself a sign of wealth and security, giving rise to phrases like living high on the hog. That tradition has since spread across Europe and beyond, making the pig a cheerful and enduring symbol of good fortune.

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