The Royal Mint Britannia 5 gram Gold Bar

BMS.my is excited to offer the special 5 gram Britannia Gold Bar Henna Design .9999 Fine (In Assay)! This beautiful bar from the British Royal Mint contains 5 grams of .9999 fine gold and arrives sealed within a stunning red assay card adorned with henna patterns. The bar ships inside a gorgeous red sleeve decorated with henna designs, making it a wonderful gift for special occasions and festivals such as Diwali. These ingots also make exceptional collector acquisitions, as each 5-gram gold bar is individually numbered. Additionally, this release marks the first-ever British Britannia design available in the form of a 5-gram gold bullion bar! Make sure to purchase your 5 gram Britannia Gold Bar Henna Design today!

The term “henna” refers to a special dye from the Henna Tree, used in temporary body art that wears off within one to three weeks. Since the times of ancient Egypt, henna has been used to dye skin, hair, fingernails, and even fabrics. Many cultures/religions including Hindus, Jews, Muslims, Sikhs, and Zoroastrians have incorporated henna in their celebrations and holidays for thousands of years.

The front/obverse of the bar features the Royal Mint logo, the bar’s weight, and purity, and a wave outline at the bottom. Wavy lines fill the background as well.

The back/reverse showcases Jody Clark’s Britannia design. A symbol of strength and stability, Britannia stands tall while holding her trident and shield. She gazes out into the distance in front of a background of wavy lines.

Bar Highlights:

• First-ever 5 gram gold Britannia bullion bar
• Made from .9999 fine gold with a weight of 5 grams
• Each bar features a unique serial number
• Produced by the British Royal Mint
• Shipped in sealed, red assay card within a henna-themed sleeve
• Obverse: Royal Mint logo, the bar’s weight, and purity, and a wave outline at the bottom over a background of curvy lines.
• Reverse: Britannia holding her trident and shield. The background is filled with wavy lines. Inscriptions: “BRITANNIA”.