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1/2 oz Gold Euro Kloster Lorsch 2014 (Letter G)

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The 1/2 oz Gold Euro Kloster Lorsch 2014 (Letter G) - A Piece of History in Gold

The 1/2 oz Gold Euro Kloster Lorsch 2014 (Letter G) is an outstanding gold coin from the renowned Gold Euro series. Minted by Germany's official mints, it captivates with its unique design, high fineness, and significant collector value. It is more than just a coin – it is a piece of history, captured in pure gold.

Overview of Features

  • Investment objective: Bullion coin with inflation hedge and wealth preservation.
  • Design: The coin features the impressive design of Kloster Lorsch, a historic Benedictine abbey.
  • Material / Fineness: The coin is made of high-purity gold with a fineness of 999/1,000.
  • Manufacturer: Produced by various renowned mints in Germany.
  • Country of origin: Germany

The Coin in Detail

The 1/2 oz Gold Euro Kloster Lorsch 2014 (Letter G) is a coin from the "Gold Euro" series minted in Germany. It has a face value of 100 euros and was minted in 2014. Its high fineness of 999/1,000 gold and its fine weight of 15.55 g make it a valuable investment object.

The coin displays the iconic design of Kloster Lorsch, a historic Benedictine abbey in Lorsch, in the southern Hessian district of Bergstraße. The gatehouse, also known as the King's Hall, is the most distinctive feature of the monastery and is depicted in detail on the coin. It is surrounded by a document transcript that underscores the historical value of the coin. The coin's edge is reeded, giving it a unique appearance.

A Valuable Investment

The 1/2 oz Gold Euro Kloster Lorsch 2014 (Letter G) is of interest not only to collectors of gold coins, but also to investors seeking a stable and secure investment. With its high fineness and fine weight, it is a valuable addition to any portfolio.

Gold has been a proven store of value for over 6,000 years and has never fallen to zero in value. It is tradeable worldwide and is used as a hedge against inflation and currency risks. With the 1/2 oz Gold Euro Kloster Lorsch 2014 (Letter G), you are investing in a piece of history and in the security of gold.

A Coin with Special Charm

The 1/2 oz Gold Euro Kloster Lorsch 2014 (Letter G) is a coin with special charm. It recalls the history of Kloster Lorsch while simultaneously serving as a high-quality investment. It is suitable for both collectors and investors looking for a crisis protection product.

The coin is delivered in a case and is in as-new condition. Its condition is Brilliant Uncirculated (BU), making it an attractive collector's piece. With a diameter of 27.90 mm, it is compact and easy to store.

Gold Euros such as the 1/2 oz Kloster Lorsch 2014 (Letter G) are an excellent way to invest in gold while owning a piece of history. Discover the fascination of Gold Euros and enrich your portfolio with this valuable coin.

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