Introducing the illustrious “Manhattan Marvel” – a true piece of gold bullion history, the 1935 402.122 oz US Assay Office Gold Bar is now available at BGASC! With its striking medium-yellow gold appearance and minimal casting imperfections, this massive gold bar presents an enticing opportunity for gold buyers and collectors alike. Don’t miss out on the chance to own the legendary 1935 402.122 oz US Assay Office “Manhattan Marvel” Gold Bar!

Highlights:

• Arrives in a protective acrylic!
• Produced by the US Assay Office in New York!
• Known as the “Manhattan Marvel,” this is one of the largest gold bars known to have come from the US Assay Office in New York!
• Contains 400.875 oz of .9969 gold content.
• Primary face features the hallmarks of the US Assay Office and Mocatta & Goldsmid.
• Lot number and specific ingot number stamped on the bar!

Delve into the awe-inspiring history of the 1935 402.122 oz US Assay Office at New York Gold Bar, a remarkable piece offered by the New York Assay Office and now available for private ownership at BGASC. For added protection, this colossal gold bar is meticulously packaged in a protective acrylic.

Designs

The primary, front-facing side of the “Manhattan Marvel” Gold Bar proudly displays the distinguished mark of the New York Assay Office, featuring the regal heraldic eagle and the significant year of 1935. This face also bears the prestigious mark of Mocatta & Goldsmid, a renowned London-based bullion firm. Notably, this bar was originally cast by the United States Assay Office, intended for use in international trade, as indicated by the Mocatta & Goldsmid hallmark.

Furthermore, the primary face of the 1935 US Assay Office at New York Gold Bar showcases the lot number of production, identified as A2217, along with the fineness of the gold content. The individual number assigned to this specific bar, 29666, is also engraved on one of its outer edges.

History

Impressively, after nearly 90 years, this bar boasts only a few minor casting imperfections, primarily in the form of small cracks that formed during the cooling process at the bottom of the bar. The corners exhibit only minimal signs of handling marks and wear, accumulated over the course of nine decades, likely from the bar being stacked.

Ordering

For any questions or inquiries regarding this historically significant gold bar, feel free to contact our knowledgeable team at BGASC. We are here to assist you at 888-992-4272, or you can reach out through our user-friendly web chat or email.