by Gold Era
1000 grams · 999.9
Includes the making charge · price of 14:12 Cairo time
We buy it back today for 6,846,300 EGP. Selling back is in the GoldGram app. Get the app
Out of stock for now
Every piece in its manufacturer's assay card, certificate intact.
From our branch in New Cairo, or by secured delivery to your door.
At the published buy-back price, whenever you decide to sell.
An official invoice in your name on every purchase.
Invest in Gold with a Gold Era 1kg Gold Bar The Gold Era 1kg Gold Bar is designed for investors who prefer holding a substantial amount of gold in a single bar. With its large weight and high purity, it is a suitable option for long-term saving and investment. Product Features: Gold Purity: Made from high-purity 24K gold for strong intrinsic value. Large Investment Weight: The 1kg weight provides a substantial amount of gold in one product, making it suitable for investors who prefer larger weights. For Larger Savings: A practical choice for allocating part of larger savings to long-term gold investment. Gold Era: Produced under the Gold Era brand, combining the value of gold with product quality.
The making charge pays for minting, the assay card and the certificate. On this piece it is 26,500.00 EGP, shown apart from the metal so you can compare makers: the metal itself is priced the same whoever made it.
Collect it from our branch, or have it delivered sealed and insured to your door. The cost of delivery to your governorate is shown at checkout before you pay.
6,889,400 EGP at GoldGram's published price of 14:12 Cairo time: 6,862,900.00 EGP of metal and 26,500.00 EGP making charge. The price you pay is the one confirmed at checkout.
Yes, in the GoldGram app. Today GoldGram buys it back for 6,846,300 EGP with its original packaging, or 6,845,300 EGP without it.
Collect it from our branch, or choose secured delivery at checkout. Either way it comes sealed in its manufacturer's assay card, with an invoice in your name.
The gold is priced the same per gram. The difference is the making charge each manufacturer sets for minting and certifying the piece.
Prices are indicative and move with the market. The price that applies is the one confirmed at the moment you buy. Making charges are shown separately from the metal on every piece and on your invoice.
