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Valcambi SuisseVALCAMBI100 g · .999 fine
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Bar · 100 g

Valcambi Suisse

100 × 1 g CombiBar

A divisible sheet of one-gram silver segments designed to separate cleanly by hand.

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Weight
100 g
Purity
.999 fine
Form
Bar
Origin
Switzerland
Era
Modern
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Maker stamp or logo
VALCAMBI
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Stated standard
100 g · .999 fine silver
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Production format
Minted bar
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Catalog context
Switzerland · Modern

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History & provenance

Bullion designed to divide.

Introduced2011
Archive recordModern

This 100 g record represents the 100 × 1 g CombiBar format. Valcambi launched CombiBar in 2011 as a sheet of precisely scored precious-metal segments. The classic 100-gram silver version divides into one hundred individually marked one-gram bars without specialized cutting equipment.

The format makes divisibility the central piece of engineering. Every segment must preserve recognizable weight, fineness, and refinery identity after separation, so the grid is both the visual design and the product’s practical purpose.

SourceValcambi — CombiBar

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