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  • Powerful design: rearing horse
  • Purest gold: fineness 999.9
  • Verified authenticity: with certificate
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Gold bar with a leaping horse, lanterns, blossoming branches and the character 馬, in the red card for the Year of the Horse 2026

Year of the Horse 2026

The horse.Ten grams.

The leaping horse with lanterns and blossoming branches, minted in fine gold.

Weight
10 g
Fineness
999.9
Dimensions
31.5 × 18.5 mm

The leaping horse with lanterns and blossoming branches, minted in fine gold.

Weight
10 g
Fineness
999.9
Dimensions
31.5 × 18.5 mm

Under the magnifier

What the design shows.

Back of the bar with Argor-Heraeus SA, Switzerland, weight, fineness, the assayer’s mark and the number, in the red card

The back

A number for every bar.

The other side carries the Argor‑Heraeus mark, the weight, the fineness, the assayer’s mark and the number. In the picture, the card shows the same number at the bottom.

Year of the Horse

The Year of the Fire Horse.

In the Chinese calendar, the Year of the Horse began on 17 February 2026. Argor‑Heraeus marks it with a bar in its Lunar Zodiac Series, after the Dragon in 2024 and the Snake in 2025.

Gold bar with a leaping horse, lanterns, blossoming branches and the character 馬, in the red card for the Year of the Horse 2026

Three sizes

From five grams to one ounce.

All three in their true proportions.

Gold bar with the leaping horse5 g23 × 14 mm
Gold bar with the leaping horse10 g31.5 × 18.5 mmthis page
Gold bar with the leaping horse1 ounce40.4 × 23.3 mm
10 gWeight
999.9parts in 1,000 are pure gold
1.0 mmthickness of the bar
18,888highest number per size
Gold bar with a leaping horse, lanterns, blossoming branches and the character 馬, in the red card for the Year of the Horse 2026

Ten grams of gold.For the Year of the Horse.

Real gold that you can hold in your hand.

10g Gold Argor Heraeus – Year of the Horse 2026: Limited Beauty from Switzerland

  • Investment goal: With this exclusive gold bar, you effectively protect your wealth from the creeping effects of inflation.
  • Value preservation: As a timeless store of value, this bar preserves the real value of your capital – and additionally offers potential for value appreciation.
  • Hedging: In times of rising government debt, economic uncertainty, and galloping inflation, you sustainably safeguard your wealth with gold.
  • Crisis protection: Particularly compact gold bars like this one prove to be an ideal means of exchange in times of crisis – handy, valuable, and recognized worldwide.

There are moments when aesthetics and substance unite in a way that is simply thrilling. The 10g Gold Argor Heraeus "Year of the Horse 2026" is exactly such a piece. Crafted in Switzerland by one of the world's most renowned precious metal processors, this 10g gold bar combines the finest minting artistry with the timeless value of 999.9 fine gold. And the best part: it is limited to just 18,888 pieces – a number considered particularly auspicious in Chinese culture.

A design that radiates power and elegance

The obverse of the bar depicts a majestically rearing horse, framed by traditional Chinese lanterns and delicate cherry blossoms. The Chinese character 馬 (horse) adorns the lower part of the design. The depiction is breathtakingly detailed – every strand of the horse's mane, every muscle, has been minted into the gold with the utmost care. In the Chinese zodiac, the horse represents energy, freedom, and tireless drive – values that may well apply to astute investors too.

The reverse presents a classic, elegant design: the well-known Argor-Heraeus logo sits above the details of weight (10g), fineness (Fine Gold 999.9), and the individual serial number. The melter-assayer seal guarantees authenticity. The bar is embedded in a vibrant red blister pack adorned with golden firework ornaments – a visual feast that immediately catches the eye.

Why this bar in particular as inflation hedge?

While paper money can be multiplied at will by central banks – and thus steadily loses purchasing power – gold remains a scarce commodity. For over 6,000 years, it has preserved its value. Not a single fiat currency can claim the same. Not one. Gold has never had a value of zero, and it never will, because it possesses an inherent, intrinsic value that exists independently of political decisions or monetary policy experiments.

"Gold is money. Everything else is credit." – J.P. Morgan, 1912

This quote has lost none of its relevance in 2026. On the contrary: the world's largest central banks are continuously increasing their gold reserves – a clear signal that even the guardians of fiat money only trust their own system to a limited extent.

Technical details at a glance

  1. Fine weight: 10.00 g of pure gold
  2. Fineness: 999.9/1,000
  3. Dimensions: 31.5 × 18.5 × 1.0 mm
  4. Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated (BU)
  5. Mintage: 18,888 pieces worldwide
  6. Year of issue: 2026
  7. Packaging: Original blister with certificate
  8. Origin: Switzerland (Swiss Made)
  9. Taxation: VAT-free

Collector's heart meets investor strategy

What makes this bar so special is the dual nature of its value. On one hand, you own 10 grams of the purest gold – a commodity that is tradable worldwide, highly liquid, and can be converted into cash at any time. On the other hand, you hold a limited collector's item in your hands, whose mintage of only 18,888 pieces gives it an additional numismatic dimension. Experience shows that such limited editions can develop a premium over the pure material value over time.

Compared to classic, design-free gold bars of the same weight class, the "Year of the Horse" therefore offers a decisive advantage: it appeals both to the strategic investor and to the passionate collector. Anyone who prefers to rely solely on the gold price, however, will find an equally solid, if less spectacular, alternative in the standard bars from Argor Heraeus.

Convincing tax advantages

Gold is VAT-free in Germany – a tremendous advantage over silver or platinum. Furthermore: profits from the sale of gold bars are completely tax-free after a holding period of at least one year. This makes this bar not only an aesthetic pleasure, but also a tax-attractive building block for your long-term wealth protection and retirement planning.

A legacy that outlasts generations

Gold is durable. It does not corrode, it does not fade, it does not lose its physical properties – not even after centuries. This bar can be passed down from generation to generation, as a tangible symbol of foresight and financial wisdom. Even the ancient Egyptians recognized the incomparable value of this precious metal. And while countless currencies, empires, and economic systems have come and gone, gold has remained constant.

Secure one of the strictly limited 18,888 pieces of the 10g Gold Argor Heraeus "Year of the Horse 2026" now – before the last serial number is assigned.

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