5 Gram Perth Mint Lakshmi Gold Bar (New w/Assay)

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5 Gram Perth Mint Lakshmi Gold Bar (New w/Assay)

In Hindu culture, Lakshmi holds a place that goes beyond religious devotion, becoming a central figure in daily life, business traditions, and seasonal celebrations. Families seek her blessings for everything from new business ventures to peace and prosperity within the home. During Diwali, the festival of lights, millions of Hindus clean and decorate their homes in preparation for her arrival, as it is believed that Lakshmi visits well-kept households to bring good fortune for the year ahead. Perth Mint honors the revered figure of Lakshmi with two gold bars featuring her image. Today, 5 Gram Perth Mint Lakshmi Gold Bars are available.

Bar Highlights:

• Comes with a sealed, tamper-evident card!
• Issued in recognition of Diwali!
• Micro-laser engraved letters for authentication!
• Contains 5 grams (.16075 troy oz) of .9999 pure gold.
• Obverse features the Perth Mint logo.
• Reverse shows Lakshmi seated on lotus flowers.

Among her many roles and associations in Hindu religion and culture, Lakshmi’s association with Lord Vishnu as his eternal consort established her as one of the principal deities of the Hindu pantheon, while her various manifestations reflect different aspects of prosperity and well-being.

All 5 Gram Perth Mint Lakshmi Gold Bars are individually packaged by the Perth Mint inside a red, tamper-evident assay card that includes an image of Lakshmi. For added security, the bars incorporate micro-laser-engraved letters that are only visible under magnification.

The obverse of the Perth Mint Lakshmi Gold Bar includes the Perth Mint logo, which features a right-facing swan set within a circular seal containing the mint’s name and nation of issue. Lotus flowers decorate the background, and the bar’s identifying hallmarks appear on this side as well.

On the reverse of 5 Gram Lakshmi Gold Bars is a depiction of a front-facing portrait of the goddess seated atop a lotus flower. Traditional artwork presents Lakshmi as a graceful goddess seated or standing on a lotus, with four arms representing the four aims of human life: dharma, artha, kama, and moksha. She is often shown with gold coins flowing from her hands, symbolizing the wealth and prosperity she bestows, while lotus petals signify purity and spiritual growth.