Description
1 Kilo .999 Fine Gold Bar with Assay Card
The 1 kilo gold bar is a substantial large-format bullion option for buyers seeking to acquire physical gold with fewer individual pieces. Each bar weighs 1 kilogram, or approximately 32.1507 troy ounces, and is produced with a minimum listed purity of .999 fine gold.
This product is offered as an our-mint-choice gold bar. The specific mint, refinery, design, dimensions and packaging you receive will depend on American Federal Coin & Bullion’s available inventory at the time your order is fulfilled. Each bar includes an assay card and individual serial number for identification and verification.
1 Kilo Gold Bar Highlights
- Weight of 1 kilogram / 1,000 grams
- Approximately 32.1507 troy ounces total weight
- Minimum listed purity of .999 fine gold
- Large-format physical gold bullion
- Mint or refinery selected from available inventory
- Includes an assay card
- Includes an individual serial number
- Exact brand, design and dimensions may vary
- Efficient format for acquiring a substantial quantity of physical gold
- May qualify for certain Precious Metals IRAs subject to applicable requirements
1 Kilo Gold Bar Specifications
| Metal | Gold |
| Total Weight | 1 kilogram / 1,000 grams |
| Troy Ounce Equivalent | Approximately 32.1507 troy oz |
| Minimum Purity | .999 fine gold |
| Form | Gold bullion bar |
| Mint / Refinery | American Federal Coin & Bullion’s choice based on available inventory |
| Assay | Included |
| Serial Number | Individually serialized |
| Dimensions | Varies by mint or refinery |
| Design / Packaging | Varies by available inventory |
Why Buy a 1 Kilo Gold Bar?
A one-kilogram gold bar provides a concentrated way to own a significant amount of physical gold in a single piece. Rather than purchasing more than 30 individual one-ounce products, buyers can consolidate a similar overall quantity of metal into one large-format bullion bar.
This format can be attractive to buyers focused primarily on precious-metal exposure rather than coin designs, legal-tender denominations or individual collectible characteristics. Large bars may also carry different premiums relative to smaller bullion products because manufacturing, packaging and distribution costs are spread across a greater amount of metal.
Because premiums and market conditions fluctuate, buyers should compare the total acquisition cost with smaller gold bars and sovereign gold coins when deciding which format best fits their objectives.
What Does “Our Mint Choice” Mean?
American Federal Coin & Bullion will select the specific mint or refinery according to available inventory when your order is fulfilled. The bar you receive may therefore differ from representative product photography in branding, dimensions, markings or packaging.
The essential product characteristics remain the same: a one-kilogram gold bullion bar meeting the listed minimum .999 fineness and supplied with the assay documentation and individual serial number described in this listing.
If you require a specific manufacturer or refinery, contact American Federal Coin & Bullion before purchasing to discuss currently available inventory.
What Is an Assay Card?
An assay card or accompanying assay documentation provides information associated with the bar, typically including identifying details such as the manufacturer, weight, purity and serial number. The exact format and information displayed can vary by the mint or refinery that produced the bar.
Because this listing is fulfilled according to available inventory, the appearance and format of the assay packaging may differ from one bar to another.
Understanding Gold Bar Weight and Purity
A kilogram is a metric unit equal to 1,000 grams, which converts to approximately 32.1507 troy ounces. Troy ounces are the standard weight measurement used throughout the precious-metals industry.
The designation .999 fine indicates gold purity of at least 99.9%. Some individual bars available under this listing may carry different or higher refinery-specific fineness markings, but buyers should rely on the markings and assay documentation supplied with the actual bar received.
1 Kilo Gold Bar vs. 1 oz Gold Products
The principal difference between a kilo bar and one-ounce gold products is denomination and flexibility. A kilo bar concentrates more than 32 troy ounces of total weight into a single bullion product, while one-ounce bars or coins divide a comparable quantity of metal across many individual pieces.
A kilo bar can simplify storage and consolidate a large physical-gold position. Smaller products, however, provide greater flexibility when selling only a portion of a holding. The appropriate format depends on purchase size, storage preferences, liquidity needs and overall precious-metals strategy.
Explore our complete selection of gold coins and bullion or learn more about Precious Metals IRAs.
Precious Metals IRA Considerations
Certain highly refined gold bullion may be permitted in a qualifying self-directed Precious Metals IRA when applicable fineness, product and custody requirements are satisfied. A .999 fine gold bar exceeds the minimum fineness used for many qualifying gold bullion products, but eligibility also depends on the specific bar, manufacturer, IRA custodian and required storage arrangements.
IRA buyers should confirm eligibility for the specific bar supplied with their custodian before completing a retirement-account purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many troy ounces are in a 1 kilo gold bar?
One kilogram equals approximately 32.1507 troy ounces by total weight.
How much does a 1 kilo gold bar weigh in grams?
A kilogram gold bar weighs 1,000 grams.
What does .999 fine gold mean?
A .999 fineness indicates that the metal is at least 99.9% gold.
Which mint or refinery will I receive?
The specific manufacturer is selected from American Federal Coin & Bullion’s available inventory when the order is fulfilled.
Does the gold bar include an assay card?
Yes. This listing includes assay documentation and an individual serial number. The exact assay format and packaging vary by manufacturer.
Will my gold bar look exactly like the product image?
Not necessarily. Because this is an our-mint-choice product, branding, dimensions, markings and packaging can vary depending on the bar supplied.
Is a 1 kilo gold bar eligible for a Precious Metals IRA?
Certain highly refined gold bullion may qualify when IRS fineness, custody and other requirements are satisfied. Because the manufacturer varies under this listing, IRA buyers should confirm eligibility of the specific bar with their custodian.
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