What does it mean for a precious metal such as gold to be labeled a safe-haven product? Investing in financial stocks and bonds opens your wealth to great volatility at times. Whether markets are up or down, gold retains its intrinsic value at the very least and provides stability in the minds of many investors. The 100 Gram Valcambi Gold Bars are just one example of the growing volume of gold bars available for purchase by investors and collectors. These 100 Gram gold bars all contain .9999 pure gold, and the orange assay card that arrives with your purchase authenticates the weight, purity, metal content, and individual serial number of your bar. On the obverse of each 100 Gram Valcambi Gold Bar is the image of the Valcambi rotating square logo. It is accompanied by the markings of the bar’s weight, purity, and metal content. At the bottom you’ll find the Assayer’s mark for the bar and its individual serial number, which includes a combination of two letters and six numbers. The reverse of each Valcambi Suisse bar features only an engraving of the refinery’s full name. As minted ingots, these bars have rectangular shapes overall, rounded corners, and raised edges around the entire outer rim. Valcambi Suisse was originally founded as Valori & Cambi in 1961 in Balerna, Switzerland. After initial struggles, the purchase of the refinery by Credit Suisse not only resulted in a new name (Valcambi Suisse), it also brought the mint’s standards up to London and Comex good delivery.