This 20g gold bar, from the Royal Mint, celebrates the Chinese god of wealth, Guan Gong. He symbolises integrity, loyalty and is seen as a guardian who brings protection and luck. He is worshipped by millions of people in China, where small shrines with statues are common in restaurants and shops. The bar is a thoughtful way of celebrating Chinese New Year. The bar has been designed in collaboration with a senior lecturer in Chinese Studies, Wei Shao. The design focuses on Guan Gong’s distinctive features. He is wearing the armour of a warrior general. In his right hand he is carrying his signature blade, Green Dragon Crescent Blade and in his left hand is a sycee, a type of currency used in Imperial China. The bar ranges between polished and frosted finishes. The bars are sealed in official Royal Mint, secure blister packaging along with a unique serial number. These bars are preowned.
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This 20g gold bar, from the Royal Mint, celebrates the Chinese god of wealth, Guan Gong. He symbolises integrity, loyalty and is seen as a guardian who brings protection and luck. He is worshipped by millions of people in China, where small shrines with statues are common in restaurants and shops. The bar is a thoughtful way of celebrating Chinese New Year. The bar has been designed in collaboration with a senior lecturer in Chinese Studies, Wei Shao. The design focuses on Guan Gong’s distinctive features. Guan Gong is wearing the armour of a warrior general. In his right hand he is carrying his signature blade, Green Dragon Crescent Blade and in his left hand is a sycee, a type of currency used in Imperial China. The bar ranges between polished and frosted finishes. The bars are sealed in official Royal Mint, secure blister packaging along with a unique serial number. These bars are preowned.
All of our gold bars are verified for authenticity by our experienced team. Any coins that fall short of our quality standards are not re-sold. As members of the BNTA we ensure that our reputation as a reputable dealer of gold and silver coins and bars is upheld, whether a purchase is for our “best price” or brand new coins. Our range of 20g bars can be found here.
Refinery: The Royal Mint
Finish: Bullion
Physical weight: 20g
Gold weight: 20g or 0.64 troy oz
Purity: 24ct (0.999)
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