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  • checkmark greenAll euro denominations as minted bars of pure 999 fine gold – value-stable and long-lasting
  • checkmark greenPhysical gold as a proven hedge against inflation and crises, tradable and liquid worldwide
  • checkmark greenGive real investment gold – an investment for generations instead of mere paper
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Gold Euro Banknote Set – the euro notes in pure fine gold

  • Design: Each finely detailed miniature gold bar faithfully reproduces an authentic euro note – from Romanesque round arches and Gothic windows to the wide-spanning bridges of modern architecture, representing the various eras of European architecture. Colour-refined, the designs shine in the familiar tones of the real notes, complemented by the circle of stars and the map of Europe.
  • Material / Fineness: struck from 999/1,000 fine gold – an almost pure precious metal of the highest purity, value-stable, tarnish-resistant and long-lasting.
  • Manufacturer: issued on behalf of the Republic of Chad by various mints, manufactured in Germany.
  • Year of issue: 2025, condition Brilliant Uncirculated (new goods).
  • Fine weight: 0.75 g fine gold across the entire set, 1/500 ounce per bar.
  • Face value: 3,000 francs – official legal tender of the Republic of Chad.
  • Design: struck and coloured on both sides, format per bar approx. 11 x 21 mm, presented in a high-quality album.

With this complete set, you hold the continent's best-known banknotes in a form that goes far beyond printed paper: as minted gold. All denominations of the European common currency are united here as tiny, double-sided minted fine gold bars in one album. This transforms everyday money into a tangible asset of pure precious metal – compact, tangible and value-stable.

A piece of European monetary history in gold

The "Symbolism" series faithfully reproduces the characteristic designs of the euro banknotes in detail. Included as gold notes are the denominations of 5 euros, 10 euros, 20 euros, 50 euros, 100 euros, 200 euros and 500 euros. On the individual bars you can recognise the typical gateway, window and bridge motifs of the original notes, complemented by the characteristic circle of stars, the map of Europe and other familiar design elements. Both euro series' denominations are represented, allowing the development of the banknotes to be traced from their introduction in 2002 to the more modern, more colourful Europa series.

The gold notes are minted on both sides: the obverse and reverse take up the design of the respective euro banknote. The fine colour refinement effectively showcases the blue, red, green and violet colour worlds of the notes and stands out elegantly against the warm shine of the fine gold.

Investment gold that tells a story

As appealing as the designs may be – the real reason to buy these gold coins in bar format lies in the fine gold they contain. Their value is primarily measured by the gold price and develops accordingly. Gold is the world's oldest currency, a proven store of value for over 6,000 years, one that has never been worthless and possesses intrinsic value. This is precisely what sets it apart from printed paper: while fiat money can be created at will by central banks, gold remains a scarce good with limited supply.

Physical gold has always been considered a reliable inflation hedge and crisis protection: it preserves your purchasing power when paper currencies lose trust, is tradeable worldwide and liquid at all times.

  • Value preservation: The intrinsic value of the fine gold remains intact, regardless of how individual paper currencies develop.
  • Wealth building in small steps: Small amounts of gold add up over the years to a considerable fortune.
  • Tradability: Gold can be easily resold worldwide and converted into cash.
  • Independence: Unlike fiat money, which can be printed at will, gold is limited in quantity – a foundation for long-term value stability.
  • Tax aspect: Profits from the private sale of gold are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year.
Gold was already currency long before paper money existed – and will retain its shine in the future as well.

Give the gift of real investment gold

Whether for a birthday, wedding, christening or Christmas: with this set, you're not giving a mere novelty, but real investment gold. Despite the personal occasion, you are acquiring full-value, minted fine gold, whose value is based on the gold price – an investment that endures and can be passed down through generations. Similar to related fine gold bar editions featuring Deutsche Mark or East German banknotes, this set combines an emotional touch with genuine substance; here, however, it is the euro, the shared European currency, that takes centre stage.

Keep the small bars in the included album – as a compact, attractively presented gold investment that captures the history of European banknotes in pure gold. As an investment product, the set is aimed at anyone who wants to build up physical gold piece by piece and diversify their wealth in a crisis-proof way.

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