Twenty-five grams of gold, but not as one bar. This is a PAMP Suisse multigram sheet: twenty-five individual one-gram bars joined together, each separately stamped and assayed, each detachable by hand.
The Point Is Divisibility
A single 25 gram ingot is one object. Sell it and you sell all of it. This sheet is twenty-five objects that happen to travel together, so you can separate a gram, sell it, and leave the remaining twenty-four intact and still certified.
That flexibility is unusual in gold. Ounce bars and sovereign coins are all-or-nothing at the point of sale, and breaking a position means selling more than you intended. Here the smallest unit you have to part with is one gram.
Specifications
- Total weight – 25 grams, as 25 x 1 g bars.
- Purity – .9999 fine.
- Refiner – PAMP Suisse.
- Format – connected multigram sheet, individually detachable.
- IRA – eligible.
What 25 Grams Is Worth
Twenty-five grams is 0.804 of a troy ounce — just over four fifths of an ounce. So the metal value tracks the gold spot price at roughly 80%, with the refiner’s premium on top. That premium runs higher here than on a plain ounce bar, because PAMP is producing, stamping and assaying twenty-five separate pieces rather than one. You are paying for the ability to divide it.
Who It Suits
People who want gold they can spend down gradually rather than liquidate in one go, and people building a position in stages who would rather not hold a drawer of loose gram bars in unmatched packaging. Anyone buying purely on weight will do better per gram with a larger single bar.
Priced live against gold, shipped fast, discreet and fully insured.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is 25 grams of gold?
25 grams is 0.804 troy ounces, so around four fifths of the quoted ounce price, plus the fabrication premium.
Can the bars really be separated?
Yes. Each gram detaches by hand and keeps its own stamp and assay marking.
Is this IRA eligible?
Yes. At .9999 fine from an approved refiner it qualifies for a precious metals IRA.
Why does it cost more per gram than a 1 oz bar?
Because twenty-five small bars cost far more to produce and certify than one large one. The premium buys divisibility.




