Heimerle & Meule Crisis Protection Package XL

• Crisis protection in its purest form: 170.7 g of fine gold and 1,480 g of fine silver, divided into 1,705 individually removable bars – consistently structured in small denominations.
• Investment goal: With gold bars you can protect your wealth very effectively against inflation.
• Investment goal: With silver bars too, you can safeguard your savings extremely effectively against the creeping devaluation of money.
• Value preservation: Gold bars serve as the perfect store of value, securing the real value of your wealth – regardless of what happens to paper money.
• Protection: Especially in times of inflation, recession and high government debt, you can safeguard your wealth with gold.
• Inflation hedge you can hold in your hand: physical precious metals, no paper promises, tradable worldwide at any time.
• Manufacturer: Heimerle + Meule from Pforzheim – Germany's oldest gold and silver refinery, listed on the LBMA Good Delivery List.

Anyone preparing for a real emergency doesn't need display pieces, but a means of exchange. This is exactly where the Crisis Protection Package XL comes in: it bundles silver and fine gold in precisely those sizes that are practical in a genuine emergency situation. Small, divisible, inconspicuous – and altogether a serious holding of tangible assets.

What's included in the Crisis Protection Package XL

The bundle combines six proven building blocks from our range. All components come from Heimerle + Meule's production and are delivered as new goods – historical circulated pieces with varying grades of preservation, as described for some individual items, are not included here. Every unit is Brilliant Uncirculated and in its original packaging:

• 10 × Kettner Crisis Protection Box – 12 × 1 g gold and 48 × 1 g silver each, totaling 60 g of precious metal per box
• 30 × 0.5 g gold bars from Heimerle und Meule (Kettner Edelmetalle)
• 30 × 1/100 ounce gold bars – approximately 0.311 g of fine gold each
• 30 × 0.1 g gold bars – the finest denomination for the smallest exchange
• 15 × 1/20 ounce gold bars – approximately 1.555 g of fine gold each
• 10 × 100 × 1 g Silver UnityBox – 100 individually removable gram bars each

In total, this results in a fine weight of 1,650.7 g against a gross weight of 1,652.35 g: 170.7 g of fine gold in 225 small bars and 1,480 g of fine silver in 1,480 gram bars. The fineness of the gold and silver bars is 999.9 – as stated directly on the minting ("FINE GOLD 999.9" and "Fine Silver 999.9" respectively), together with the melter-assayer seal.

Small denominations are the hard currency in a crisis

An ounce of gold is a wonderful store of value. But how do you pay with it at a market stall? This is exactly the problem the Package XL solves. You own gold and silver in units that can realistically be exchanged – from the 0.1-gram gold bar for small purchases to the gram silver bar as change. Popular products for various emergency situations at home or abroad, which can easily be carried in a wallet while traveling without attracting attention.

This creates security on multiple levels: protection against various crises – currency reform, banking turmoil, blackouts, political unrest – plus discretion and mobility. The Crisis Protection Box is flat, lockable and secure for transport; the UnityBox can be opened, individual bars removed, and refilled later. Ten boxes also mean that you can distribute your holdings across several hiding places, people, or locations instead of storing everything in one spot.

Inflation hedge and value preservation instead of loss of purchasing power

Paper money loses purchasing power year after year. Precious metals cannot simply be multiplied at the push of a button – their value lies in the metal itself. Gold offers the highest value density in the smallest space, while silver stands out for its fine divisibility and industrial demand. This combination makes value preservation practical for everyday use.

Gold is humanity's oldest currency. It has survived empires, wars, and every paper currency – and therefore belongs in every serious crisis preparedness plan.

Package XL in comparison: many small bars or one large bar?

Large units such as a kilo bar of silver or an ounce of gold have one advantage: a lower premium per gram. Their disadvantage becomes apparent exactly when it matters most – they cannot be divided. Anyone who breaks into a troy ounce loses out. Small bars and gram-sized coins cost more to produce, but in return you remain flexible and able to act. The Package XL strikes a clever middle ground here by mixing denominations: 0.1 g, 0.5 g, 1 g, 1/100 oz, and 1/20 oz in gold, plus 1,480 gram bars in silver.

Heimerle + Meule: precision from the city of gold, Pforzheim

Heimerle + Meule has been processing precious metals since 1845 – the company is regarded as Germany's oldest gold and silver refinery and is listed for gold on the LBMA's Good Delivery List. Every bar bears the manufacturer's seal, weight and fineness details, as well as the melter-assayer mark. This makes recognition, authenticity verification, and later resale easier: goods "Made in Germany" from an LBMA-certified refinery are accepted internationally.

The Crisis Protection Package XL thus offers investors and collectors alike both a substantial precious metals holding and maximum freedom of action in an emergency. Shipping is carried out as insured value shipping, discreetly packaged. Those who take preparedness seriously don't wait to buy until the crisis is already at the door.