What is Geiger Edelmetalle? It is Germany's famous precious metals refinery.

Overview

Geiger Edelmetalle is one of the few names in the precious metals industry that is held in the same esteem across Europe.

An Inheritance of Accuracy and Reliability

The Geiger Edelmetalle mint, which was established in 1218 and is in Leipzig, Germany, is one of the oldest mints in the world. Her roots may be traced back to the Leipzig Trade Fair, which serves as a hub for precious metal dealers. Geiger is a location where old and new ideas live side by side.

Line of products

• The 10 oz silver bar, the ten-ounce silver security line bar, and the one-oz or five-hundred-gram silver hearts produced by Geiger Edelmetalle are all quite popular. Investors and collectors like the timeless patterns and the high metal content of the Noah's Ark coins, which are made of gold and silver.
• Silver bars produced by Geiger are of a purity level of.999, and gold coins and bars are at a fineness level of.9999. Not only are these bars stunning and made of precious metals, but they also have an exceptional level of safety.
• German Geiger Edelmetalle's 9999 fine 2 oz (AVDP) Copper square bars are a great example of the company's commitment to quality because of the remarkable craftsmanship and variety that they exhibit.
• Geiger Edelmetalle Security Line bars have a break from smooth edges, which is one of the exclusive security traits this line possesses. They include reeds, much like many other coins.

Pricing for Geiger's bars is influenced by the price of copper, gold, and silver alike. When it comes to Geiger bars purchased from European or American retailers, the premiums are rather low, particularly when it comes to big orders of 10-ounce silver bars or 1 kilogram. As a result of the fact that Geiger bullion often trades at spot price plus a little premium, buyers may choose to time their purchases by using a chart of gold prices or other precious metals charts.