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PAMP SuissePAMP500 g · .999 fine
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Bar · 500 g

PAMP Suisse

500 g Cast Bar

500 g Cast Bar from PAMP Suisse, containing 500 g of .999 fine silver.

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Weight
500 g
Purity
.999 fine
Form
Bar
Origin
Switzerland
Era
Modern
Visual
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Maker stamp or logo
PAMP
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Stated standard
500 g · .999 fine silver
03
Production format
Cast bar
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Catalog context
Switzerland · Modern

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History & provenance

Swiss refinery bullion.

IntroducedPAMP founded 1977
Archive recordModern

This 500 g record represents the 500 g Cast Bar format. PAMP was established in Ticino, Switzerland, in 1977 and grew from a small precious-metals fabricator into an internationally recognized refinery brand. Its cast bars reduce the design to maker, weight, fineness, and serial identity.

That restraint is the point: the poured surface records cooling and handling while the stamped face establishes refinery provenance. Smaller minted designs such as Lady Fortuna or Liberty add artwork and packaging, but both formats rely on consistent branding and traceable production.

SourcePAMP — Our story

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