Gold cast bars are solid bars of gold that are produced by pouring molten gold into a mold and allowing it to cool. They typically have a rougher, less refined appearance compared to minted bars, with unique textures and imperfections from the casting process. Cast bars are valued based on their gold content and weight, commonly measured in ounces or grams.

Cast bars are widely used for investment and storage due to their lower production costs compared to minted bars. They are often stamped with essential details such as weight, purity (usually 99.99% gold), and the refinery’s logo.