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Gold Ingot 100 grams Sempsa
Gold Ingot 100 grams Sempsa
Gold Ingot 100 grams Sempsa

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Product value $18,413.24

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Auction ID
2147532455
Bid value
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Bid value
98 bid credits
Auction ID
2147532455
Start time
2026-11-06 04:05:00

Gold Ingot 100 grams Sempsa

Gold Ingot 100 grams Sempsa
 
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Product: Gold Ingot.
Weight: 100 grams
Metal: GOLD (AU)
Purity: 24K (999.9 / 1000mm) PURE GOLD.
Manufacturer: Sempsa
Country of origin: Spain.
Certifications:
· Lbma Good Delivery List.
From 01/01/1984 to the present.
· Lbma Responsible Gold Certificate.
 
VAT: 0% exempt. VAT: special gold regime.
 
Description: Ingot in "Cast Bar" format (cast in mold), in blister with built-in certificate with matching serial number on both pieces.
 
New presentation variant by the Spanish manufacturer Sempsa. Accompanying its new range of sealed blister ingots, relaunches its classic line by adding a blister with opening and closing system that allows access to the piece at any time.
 
In our opinion, this is the best possible form of presentation as it facilitates the verification of the piece directly and not through its packaging, more easily falsifiable than its contents, while maintaining the aesthetics of the blister-shaped ingot.