1 oz Gold Bar - PAMP Suisse Lady of Justice (New in Assay)

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Utah exempts investment-grade precious metals from sales tax, so no sales tax is added to bullion orders like this one. Tax treatment in other states varies, and any applicable tax is calculated at checkout.

One troy ounce of .9999 fine gold — 31.103 grams, as printed on the assay card. At .9999 the bar is finer than 22k coins like the American Gold Eagle or the Krugerrand, which alloy the gold for durability.

A blindfolded Lady Justice holding scales and a sword, rendered in an Art Deco frame with the LADY of JUSTICE legend beneath her. It is one of PAMP’s designed one-ounce bars, in the same family as the better-known Lady Fortuna. The reverse carries the PAMP Suisse hallmark, the SUISSE 1 OUNCE FINE GOLD 999.9 stamp, the assayer’s mark, and the bar’s unique serial number.

The bar is sealed in the tamper-evident card PAMP shipped it in. The card carries the matching serial number, the metal fineness, the weight, and a certified assayer’s signature, so the packaging itself is part of the bar’s documentation. “New in assay” means the seal is intact and undisturbed.

No. An intact seal is part of what buyers pay for — it ties the serial number on the card to the bar inside and shows the bar has not been handled. Once the card is opened or the seal broken, the bar typically trades at a discount to a sealed equivalent, even though the gold is unchanged.

Usually a little, yes. The gold content is identical, but a sealed assay card removes questions about authenticity and handling, so sealed bars tend to move faster and at a slightly better premium on resale. The difference is modest — do not buy sealed packaging expecting a large markup.

Yes. PAMP Suisse is on the LBMA Good Delivery List and is among the most widely recognized private refiners in the world. Its bars are accepted by dealers globally, which is a large part of why they carry a slightly higher premium than generic bars.

Yes. At .9999 fine it clears the IRS minimum of .995 for gold, and it comes from an LBMA-accredited refiner. Ungraded bullion bars like this one qualify for a self-directed IRA — graded and collectible pieces do not. Confirm the specifics with your custodian.

Each bar carries its own serial number, so the bar you receive will differ from the one photographed — the pictured card shows a sample number. Every bar is the same 1 oz PAMP Suisse Lady of Justice, new and sealed in assay.