Britannia 5g Gold Minted Bar – Strength, Security & Simplicity in One
Looking for an affordable, internationally recognised way to start investing in gold? The 5g Britannia Minted Gold Bar from the Royal Mint delivers maximum confidence in a compact format. This investment-grade bar is minted in 999.9 fine gold and sealed in tamper-evident packaging with an official assay certificate.
With its iconic Britannia design – symbolising stability and sovereignty – this small-format bar offers big peace of mind. It’s the perfect starting point for first-time investors or those looking for a discreet, gift-worthy piece of pure gold.
NOTE: Please allow 2-3 weeks for dispatch after order.
Key Benefits
- 999.9 purity – meets the highest international standards
- Recognised worldwide – produced by The Royal Mint, trusted for over 1,100 years
- Compact 5g format – great for building your holdings gradually or gifting gold
- Assay-certified with serial number – verify your bar’s authenticity at a glance
- Tamper-proof blister packaging – protects your gold and boosts resale confidence
Why Choose Gold Survival Guide?
- ✅ Bullion Price Match Guarantee – Find a better price? We’ll beat it.
- ✅ Trusted NZ Supplier – Helping Kiwis invest smarter since 2009.
- ✅ First-Time Friendly – Clear advice, no hype, and education before sales.
FAQs
Is the Britannia 5g bar a good choice for new gold investors?
Yes – the low cost, secure packaging, and prestigious mint make it one of the safest ways to start investing in physical gold.
What does the Britannia design represent?
Britannia is a centuries-old symbol of strength, stability and national pride. It’s used by The Royal Mint to signify quality and trust in its bullion products.
Is this product GST-free in New Zealand?
Yes – investment-grade gold (99.5%+ pure) is exempt from GST under NZ law. This bar qualifies as 999.9 fine gold.
Can I store this bar securely through Gold Survival Guide?
Absolutely. We offer fully insured vault storage both in New Zealand and offshore. Contact us to learn more.
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