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  • Maltese Cross: finely raised minting
  • Legal tender: official for Malta
  • German minting craft: from Pforzheim
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MALTA CoinBar with the Maltese cross, face value 15 euro cents and year 2026

MALTA CoinBar · 2026

One gram of silver with a face value.

The bar bears the Maltese cross, MALTA, the face value and the year 2026.

Weight
1 g
Fineness
999.9/1,000

The bar bears the Maltese cross, MALTA, the face value and the year 2026.

Weight
1 g
Fineness
999.9/1,000

On the bar

Cross, face value, year

We read what stands on the CoinBar on the photograph.

MALTA CoinBar with the Maltese cross, face value 15 euro cents and year 2026

MALTA CoinBars

A bar with a face value

According to Heimerle + Meule, the CoinBars are issued under licence from the Central Bank of Malta. The face value is the amount that stands as a number on the bar.

Gold: the seal “melter assayer” with the caster
Loupe on the seal “melter assayer” of a gold MALTA CoinBar
Silver: the field “MADE IN GERMANY”
Loupe on the field “MADE IN GERMANY” of a silver MALTA CoinBar

Heimerle + Meule

A house from Pforzheim

Recovering and refining precious metal has been at the heart of the house since its founding. Today it recovers gold and silver from jewellery, coins, dental gold alloys, silverware and silver-plated cutlery, as well as from industrial residues.

Chronicle

The chronicle of the house

  1. 1845

    Julius Dittler founds a sweepings works, a “Kehretsanstalt”, in Pforzheim to recover precious metal from production waste on behalf of his customers.

  2. 1945

    In the war the company building is destroyed, according to the house on 23 February. The house finds new premises at the jewellery and watch factory Knoll + Pregitzer.

  3. 1977

    The house leaves the town centre and moves into premises in the Brötzinger Tal industrial area.

  4. 2010

    The house introduces its investment products division.

Old silver, coins and pieces of jewellery slide from a shovel into a glowing crucible
Refining material: jewellery, coins and silverware from which the house recovers precious metal.
A melter pours molten metal from the crucible, sparks flying
A melter at the pour. Gold solidifies at 1,064 degrees, silver at 962 degrees.
Black-and-white photograph: a worker in front of old melting furnaces
At the melting furnace, a historical photograph.

The formats

More MALTA CoinBars

  • MALTA CoinBar, 1 g1 gCoin capsuleThis piece
  • MALTA CoinBar, 100 × 1 g, CoinBar Box100 × 1 gCoinBar Box
  • MALTA CoinBar, 50 × 1 g, CoinBar Box50 × 1 gCoinBar Box
  • MALTA CoinBar, 1 g, CoinBar Card1 gCoinBar Card

At a glance

Metal
Fine silver
Fineness
999.9/1,000
Weight
1 g
Face value
15 euro cents
Year
2026
Packaging
Coin capsule

All details from the strike and the photographs of this piece.

1g Silver Minted Bar Malta by Heimerle und Meule – Small, Fine and Powerful

  • Investment goal: With this silver minted bar you effectively protect your wealth against currency devaluation and upcoming crises.
  • Value preservation: The compact minted bar acts as a reliable store of value that preserves the purchasing power of your savings and brings attractive value appreciation potential.
  • Protection: Amid inflation, recession and ballooning government debt, physical precious metal gives you real security – tangible, forgery-proof and independent of the banking system.
  • Tax advantage: After a holding period of twelve months, any capital gains from private silver ownership are generally tax-free.
  • Collector's value: Brilliant Uncirculated quality, a certificate of authenticity and the Maltese design make this minted bar a small treasure with charm.

Sometimes the greatest value lies in the smallest things. This is exactly the principle embodied by the 1g Silver Minted Bar Malta from Heimerle und Meule – one of Germany's most traditional refineries. On just one gram, this minted bar combines craftsmanship precision, verified purity of 999.9/1,000 and the unmistakable character of an official means of payment of Malta. Anyone who invests in silver chooses a currency that has proven itself for millennia.

Why This Small Minted Bar Is So Convincing

The idea behind the minted bar is brilliantly simple: take the shape of a classic bar, add the properties of a coin – and you get a product that combines both worlds. Due to its official status as legal tender in its country of issue, Malta, this piece stands out clearly from conventional silver bars. Angular in shape, coin-like in nature – a fascinating hybrid for collectors and investors alike.

The Strengths at a Glance

  • Fine weight: exactly 1.000000 g of pure silver
  • Fineness: 999.9/1,000 – highest investment quality
  • Manufacturer: Heimerle und Meule, Pforzheim
  • Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated, with certificate of authenticity
  • Delivered in a practical master box
  • Country of minting origin: Germany
  • Country of issue: Malta

Inflation Protection in Pocket Format

When central banks' printing presses run at full speed and confidence in paper currencies crumbles, many savers wonder: What remains in the end? Precious metals give a clear answer. Silver has been established as a store of value for millennia and is considered a proven inflation hedge. While fiat money relies on trust in governments, silver has intrinsic value – supported by industrial demand in electronics, solar technology and medicine, as well as by naturally limited availability.

"Silver was money long before there were banks – and it will remain money when many a currency has long since become history."

Crisis-Proof and Independent

Small denominations like this 1-gram minted bar unfold their very own appeal when it comes to crisis protection. They are divisible, handy, easy to hide and immediately usable in a potential barter situation. Who knows whether tomorrow you'll want to pay the baker with a kilo bar? With one gram of silver, however, you can act flexibly – which makes this product particularly attractive for forward-thinking investors.

Comparison: Minted Bar, Classic Bar or CombiBar?

Our range includes many small treasures. A silver CombiBar, for example, can be divided into individual gram pieces along pre-stamped breaking points – cleverly designed for crisis situations. Classic cast bars score points for pure material value. The minted bar offered here, in turn, combines both: it is official legal tender of Malta, bears a clean coin stamp and impresses with the look of a small mini-bar. The CombiBar remains an exciting alternative for those who want to handle larger quantities flexibly.

Who Should Buy This?

  1. Beginners who want to start investing in physical precious metal with a manageable budget
  2. Collectors who love international coin designs and appreciate the combination of bar and coin
  3. Prudent savers who want to add divisible small denominations to their portfolio
  4. Gift-givers who want to give lasting joy with a Brilliant Uncirculated silver piece

With the 1g Silver Minted Bar Malta by Heimerle und Meule, you acquire a piece of German minting craftsmanship, Maltese coin character and genuine precious metal security – packed into one gram that weighs heavier than its size suggests.

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