Aurelian 1 oz Gold Bar
A cast one-ounce bar with the compass hallmark. The usual first piece in a gold allocation.
$4,164.00 $4,086.00
In the vault
Physical bullion · Since 2008
Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium from a Denver desk that has shipped physical bullion since 2008. Insured delivery over $199. The invoice lists the pieces in the box.
Compass hallmark · cast bars and struck rounds
This week’s desk
Prices are sample retail in US dollars, with a typical fabrication premium over the indicative spot.
A cast one-ounce bar with the compass hallmark. The usual first piece in a gold allocation.
$4,164.00 $4,086.00
In the vault
Struck round, reeded edge, laurel and compass rose. Easier to divide than a ten-ounce bar.
$4,198.00 $4,112.50
In the vault
A small struck round for adding weight without committing a full ounce.
$462.00 $438.00
In the vault
Ten ounces in one cast bar. The premium per ounce is lower than the one-ounce line.
$41,280.00 $40,540.00
As low as $4,054.00 / oz
In the vault
One one-ounce bar and one one-ounce round, boxed together for a first allocation.
$8,420.00 $8,240.00
In the vault
A one-ounce silver round with a reeded edge. The flexible piece in a silver stack.
$39.40 $35.90
In the vault
A small cast silver bar. Same weight as the round, easier to stack flat.
$41.50 $38.20
In the vault
Five ounces in one bar. A middle step between pocket rounds and a hundred-ounce piece.
$188.00 $174.50
As low as $34.90 / oz
In the vault
Ten ounces, lower premium per ounce than the single-ounce silver bar.
$368.00 $342.00
As low as $34.20 / oz
In the vault
A vault-lot bar. Heavy, plain, and the lowest silver premium on the desk.
$3,490.00 $3,286.00
As low as $32.86 / oz
In the vault
One ounce of platinum, cast and stamped. A separate shelf from gold.
$1,688.00 $1,612.00
In the vault
One ounce of palladium for buyers who want the fourth metal, not a larger gold bar.
$1,310.00 $1,248.00
In the vault
Nothing on the desk matches that search.
Why buyers stay
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Weight, size, and finish are reviewed on intake. If a bar does not match its card, it does not go in your box.
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An order is pulled against specific pieces. The invoice lists each bar or round, not a pooled balance.
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Orders over $199 ship fully insured, signature required, in plain packaging. You can store with the desk instead.
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Denver answers Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 18:00 Mountain. Same desk for a first ounce and a hundred-ounce bar.

Inside the vault
Leave the metal in a segregated bin under your name. Ask for shipment later, or sell the pieces back during desk hours.
From click to courier
Filter by metal, open a piece, and add it to the cart. The compare price shows the premium.
Leave a name and an email. On this demonstration the request stays in your browser. Nothing is charged.
A real desk would confirm the invoice, then ship insured or issue a holding receipt. Tracking follows the box.
From the desk book
4.9 average across 186,000 sample notes written for this storefront.
Second order of one-ounce bars. Packed plain, weight matched the card, and the box gave nothing away.
I asked to leave the metal in the vault. The holding note listed each bar by number. That was the point.
First silver purchase. The hundred-ounce bar was heavier than I had pictured, and the packaging was deliberately dull.
One gold round and ten silver rounds. Both matched the photographs on the card inside the box.
Larger lots
Ten-ounce gold and hundred-ounce silver move as vault lots. Ask for a written quote before any payment.
FAQ
A working desk would quote insured international shipping after a request. Some countries need extra paperwork. Prices on this page are in US dollars. This demonstration does not ship anything.
No. The figures are samples so the page can be read. They drift slightly on screen and are labeled indicative. They are not a feed you can trade against.
On a real order you would write to the desk before breaking the seal. The piece is compared with the intake record and either corrected or taken back.
Yes, in the way this desk is described: segregated by client, with a holding note, and shipment only when you ask. Nothing here opens a real storage account.
Fabrication, assay, and a small desk premium sit on top of metal value. Larger bars usually carry a lower premium per ounce. The compare price is the sample before the current tag.
No. Saving a request stores it in this browser only. There is no login, no card form, and no payment.
Talk to Denver
Monday to Friday, 8:00–18:00 Mountain Time. This page does not place a live order.
A short weekday note when premiums move. It stays on this device.