PAMP Suisse is recognized as one of the most respected precious metals refiners in Switzerland, known for producing gold bars with exceptional purity and presentation. Since its founding in 1977, Produits Artistiques Mtaux Prcieux has built a strong reputation in the global bullion industry by offering products that meet high standards of quality. The new Arabian Falcon Bar from PAMP celebrates the role of falconry in Arab history and culture. Right now, 5 Gram PAMP Suisse Arabian Falcon Gold Bars are available from BGASC.

Highlights:

• Arrives in a beautiful CertiPAMP assay!
• Individual serial numbers!
• Contains 5 grams (.1608 troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.
• The obverse features the PAMP logo and hallmarks.
• On the reverse is a perched falcon.

Each 5 Gram PAMP Suisse Arabian Falcon Gold Bar is housed inside a protective CertiPAMP assay card. The card is designed with bold blue and gold accents that help give the piece a refined look. The bars name, Arabian Falcon, is printed across the top in decorative script. Along with the bar itself, the assay includes authentication details, including a unique serial number that matches the number stamped directly onto the gold bar.

Obverse

The obverse side of the PAMP Suisse Arabian Falcon Gold Bar features the official PAMP logo. Along with the logo, this side includes several important identifying marks, including the bars weight, its gold purity, the metal designation, and the individual serial number. These hallmarks help confirm the authenticity and value of each bar.

Reverse

On the reverse side of the 5 Gram Arabian Falcon Gold Bar is an image of a falcon perched on a branch. The falcon is based on the Saker falcon, known scientifically as Falco cherrug. This species is highly valued in traditional falconry and is often associated with hunting practices across Central Asia and the Middle East. The Saker falcon is known for its strength and endurance, as well as its ability to be trained for long-distance pursuits. In falconry, it has traditionally been used to hunt prey such as hares and smaller birds.

History

Falconry has been practiced for centuries throughout the Arab world and remains one of the most recognizable cultural traditions of the region. Originally, falcons were trained to hunt as a way of helping Bedouin tribes survive in the harsh desert landscape. Over time, the practice became a symbol of pride, skill, and heritage. In the modern era, falconry is still widely respected and celebrated through special events, hunting competitions, and organized programs designed to preserve falcon populations and protect their natural habitats.

Ordering

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