Gold means elemental gold having an atomic weight of 196.967 and the chemical element symbol of Au, whether found by itself or in combination with its alloys or any other metal.
Gold means (i) allocated gold bars complying with the rules of the LBMA relating to good delivery and fineness from time to time in effect and (ii) a contractual obligation against the Custodian to transfer an amount of gold complying with the rules of the LBMA relating to good delivery and fineness from time to time in effect not including Gold included under (i) above.
Gold means (a) gold bullion that meets the requirements of “good delivery” under the rules of the LBMA and (b) credit to an account on an Unallocated Basis representing the right to receive gold bullion that meets the requirements of part (a) of this definition.
Examples of Gold in a sentence
On October 1, 2009, we entered into a mineral exploration and mining lease agreement with Railroad and Gold, LLC covering nine patented mining claims and sixteen unpatented mining claims in Storey County.
More Definitions of Gold
Gold or “gold” means Physical Gold or gold held on an Unallocated Basis;
Gold means (i) Physical Gold held by the Custodian or any sub-custodian under the Allocated Gold Account Agreement and/or (ii) any credit to an account, including a Fund Unallocated Account, on an Unallocated Basis, as the context requires.
Gold means gold coin or gold bullion;
Gold shall have the meaning ascribed to the term in Section 1.1 of the Trust Agreements of the ETFS Gold Trust and the ETFS Precious Metals Basket Trust, as applicable, relating to gold.
Gold means allocated gold bars complying with the rules of the London Bullion Market Association relating to good delivery and fineness from time to time in effect.
Gold shall have the meaning ascribed to the term in Section 1.1 of the Trust Agreement.
Gold means gold of minimum purity of at least 0.995 fineness conforming in all respects with the requirements for good delivery on the London Bullion Market.