Friday, 18 March 2011

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GoldMoney Gold Bullion

GoldMoney Gold Bullion
Price : $1,438.91 - $1,438.91
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Price : $1,440.64 - $1,545.06
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American Gold Eagle Bullion Coins
Price : $1,445.86 - $1,516.97
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Canadian Gold Maple Leaf
Price : $1,448.10 - $1,516.97
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Odds Favor More Downside for the Gold Price 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
MARCH 17, 2011

Gold Price Dropped Through It's 20 and 50 DMA, How Far Can It Fall? 
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MARCH 16, 2011

The Gold Price Fell Clean Through Three Supports, Further Than I Expected to Close at $1,392.60 
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MARCH 15, 2011

The Gold Price Must Hold On Above $1,420 and Better $1,436 Or It Will Turn Down 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
MARCH 14, 2011

Gold Price Took a Wound Today, As Yet There's No Reason To Believe it's the Start of a Larger Correction 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
MARCH 10, 2011

Until The Gold Price Beats $1,436 We Are Just Waiting For A Resolution 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
MARCH 09, 2011

As Long As The Gold Price Remains Above $1,415 The Uptrend Abides 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
MARCH 08, 2011

Gold Price Completed Correction, Higher Prices Tomorrow Unless It Trades Below $1,428 
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MARCH 07, 2011

The Gold Price Gains a Mere 1.4% This Week, I'll Feel Comfortable When It Clears $1,451 
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MARCH 04, 2011

Unless The Silver and Gold Price Crash Through Their Lower Supports, They Will Keep On Rallying 
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MARCH 03, 2011

The Gold Price Completed a Move Up $6.50 Today to $1,437.20, May Back Off Tomorrow 
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MARCH 02, 2011

Gold Price Made a New All Time Intraday High at $1,432.56, Silver Blasted Into New High Ground, I Have No Idea What It Might Reach?
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MARCH 01, 2011

The Gold Price and Silver Price Are Going Higher, Once Gold Confirms Silver's New Highs 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
FEBRUARY 28, 2011

The Silver and Gold Price Rose This Week, The Dow, S&P, Dollar Index, Platinum and Palladium Fell, But What Does It Mean? 
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FEBRUARY 25, 2011

The Gold Price Was Punched to the Ropes Today After the Comex Close
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FEBRUARY 24, 2011

Both the Gold Price and Silver Price Appeared To Have Completed a Low Degree Correction Yesterday, and Both Began Climbing Again 
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FEBRUARY 23, 2011

The Gold Price Smashed it's $1,380 Resistance Closing at $1,384.70 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
FEBRUARY 17, 2011

$1,380 Holds Stiff Resistance For The Gold Price, Once Gold Breaks Through It Will Sprint For $1,420 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
FEBRUARY 16, 2011

Gold Price Cleared it's 50 DMA Closing at $1,373.60, Gold Ought to Move Faster After $1,380 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
FEBRUARY 15, 2011

If The Gold Price Wants to Turn Up, It Needs to Close Clean Through $1,368, Then March On. Enough of This Fiddling Back and Forth 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
FEBRUARY 14, 2011

Silver and Gold Price Have Not Declined Enough After a Gold/Silver Ratio Low, Is the Correction Still to Come? 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
FEBRUARY 11, 2011

Is The Gold Price Forming the Fatal Broadening Top Pattern That Usually Breaks Out to the Downside? Wait and See 
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FEBRUARY 10, 2011

Silver and Gold Price Both Remain in an Uptrend With All Indicators On Go, or Are They? 
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FEBRUARY 09, 2011

Gold Price is Without Question Rallying and Will Go Higher, Watch Closely How it Behaves at $1,380 
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FEBRUARY 08, 2011

The Gold Price Must Clear $1,353, Then Move Above $1,362, Longer it Lingers Here the Weaker it Becomes
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FEBRUARY 07, 2011

Gold Price Has Work To Do Down Below, Stocks Setting Up For Painful Break 
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FEBRUARY 02, 2011

Gold Price Ceiling Formed at Roughly $1,345 it Must Break Through that to Rally 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
FEBRUARY 01, 2011

Gold Price Traded Down From Friday's High to Close at $1,333.80 
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JANUARY 31, 2011

Today the Gold Price Rallied, Does This Mark the End of the Correction? 
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JANUARY 28, 2011

Gold Price and Silver Price Continue to Fall, Both Metals Still In Primary Uptrend 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
JANUARY 27, 2011

Gold Price Jumped $11.00 in the After Market to Meet the $1,345 Resistance 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
JANUARY 26, 2011

Silver and Gold Price Correction Continues, How Long Will it Last? 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
JANUARY 25, 2011

Silver and Gold Price Correction Continues, Ultimate Peak of Bull Market Still Years Away 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
JANUARY 24, 2011

The Gold Price Followed Through Today Falling Another 5.50 to Stop at $1,341 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
JANUARY 21, 2011

The Gold Price Lost $23.70, a New Low for the Move 
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JANUARY 20, 2011

Gold Price Looks to Continue Correction, What Would Change My Mind? 
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JANUARY 18, 2011

Gold Price Closed at $1,360.40 Down $26.50 or -1.9% 
FRANKLIN SANDERS
JANUARY 17, 2011

Correction for Silver and Gold Price. Will Gold Reach $1,300 or Lower? and Silver $26.50? 
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JANUARY 14, 2011

The Gold Price Bounced off it's $1,390 Resistance to Below it's 20 DMA, Does That Calls for Lower Prices Tomorrow? 
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JANUARY 13, 2011

If The Gold Price Were to Break Through $1,390 or Even $1,400, it Would Jump Merely From Sending all Those Shorts Scurrying to Cover 
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JANUARY 12, 2011

Is The Gold Price Rise to $1,380.70 Something to Get Excited About? 
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JANUARY 11, 2011

Gold Price Trading Sideways, is it Consolidation or Reversal Pattern? 
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JANUARY 10, 2011

Gold Price Correction Likely, Watch For Buying Opportunities 
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JANUARY 07, 2011

The Gold Price Spiked Down Again, Could This be a Double Bottom? 
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JANUARY 06, 2011

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Gold Assay

To assay a metal is to subject it ( such as silver or gold) to chemical analysis, to determine the amount of alloy.
Cupellation or fire assayThe most accurate and widely used method, with an accuracy of 2-3 parts per ten thousand (0.02%), is the Fire Assay (Cupellation) method. This involves taking a small scraping from the article, typically about 250 milligrammes, weighing it accurately, wrapping it in lead foil with some added silver, cupelling it in in a furnace at about 1100°C to remove all base metals and then placing the resulting gold-silver alloy button in nitric acid to dissolve out the silver (known as ‘parting') and re-weighing the resulting pure gold. This is the standard reference technique used by the national Assay laboratories worldwide for Hallmarking and is covered in the International Standard, ISO 11426:1993.
A simplification of this technique involves omitting the initial cupellation stage and just melting the sample with added silver and/or copper, rolling to a thin sheet and then dissolving out the silver and base metals with nitric acid. This is satisfactory only when there are no other impurities present, is less accurate, but generally sufficient for most small workshops.
Hallmarks
CaratFineness, %Gold content, %Comments
2499999.9Three nines
2499099.0Two nines, Minimum allowed
2291691.6Indian subcontinent
2187587.5Arabic countries
(19.2)80080.0Standard in Portugal
1875075.0Standard caratage
14.862062.0Dental Gold Minimum
1458558.5583/58.3% in USA
1041741.7Minimum in USA
937537.5U.K. standard
833333.3Minimum Germany
Hallmarking is the application of a quality control mark to an article of precious metal. It is also called an assay or standard mark. They are usually applied after accurate independent testing by one of four UK assay Offices which are legally empowered to test precious metals and apply a hallmark to them. These offices are Birmingham, Edinburgh, London and Sheffield.
Date Letters
A hallmark indicates that an article has been independently tested at an Assay Office and guarantees that it conforms to the legal standards of precious metal content, known as the fineness.
A hallmark indicates at least three facts:
Who made the article (makers mark)- the initials of the maker What the metal is, and its purity - the fineness mark Where it was tested (Assayed) and marked - the Assay Office mark
The Leopard's Head is the mark of the London Assay Office and has been in continuous use since 1300, when the Wardens of the Company were given responsibility for marking gold and silver wares, which passed assay, with the King's mark of the Leopard's Head. A handy guide to hallmarks from the different Assay Offices can be purchased quite inexpensively from your local bookstore.

Fineness
The fineness of the precious metal content of jewellery and silverware is expressed in parts per thousand. Sterling silver is indicated by 925, which means it is 92.5% silver or 925 parts of silver in every 1000 of the silver alloy. The current legislation is the Hallmarking Act 1973. Following amendments to the Act in 1998 and January 1999, the sponsor's mark, fineness mark and Assay Office mark remain compulsory. But the Date Letter indicating the year of hallmarking, which had been in use from 1478, is now a voluntary mark, as are the traditional fineness symbols, the Lion Passant for 925 Silver, Britannia for 958 Silver and the Orb for 950 platinum. Platinum was only recognised as a hallmarkable precious metal since 1976.
The standards of fineness are:

Metal:Compulsory Mark
9ct gold375
14ct gold585
18ct gold750
22ct gold916
99% pure gold990
99.9% pure gold999
800 grade silver800
sterling silver925
Britannia Silver958
99.9% pure silver999
85% Platinum850
90% Platinum900
95% (UK standard) Platinum950
99.9% pure Platinum999

An article cannot be legally described as being of gold, silver or platinum unless it is hallmarked, or the article weighs less than 0.5 grams in platinum, 1 gram in gold or 7.78 grams in silver.
The history of gold and silver quality standards goes back to the early uses of these metals as money. Legal regulations governing the marking of jewellery began here in the UK in 1239 and in one form or another have existed throughout the civilised world since.
Penalties for violation of these laws have varied. In 1397 a report was made on the false counterfeit stamps of two goldsmiths who were sentenced to be placed in the pillory at Westminster with their ears nailed to it and with a ticket over their heads upon which their offences were written. They each later had one ear cut off, were imprisoned and fined 10 marks.
THE HALLMARK NOW COMPRISES A MINIMUM OF THREE SYMBOLS: 
SPONSOR 
The registered mark of the maker or the sponsor of the piece
GOLD SILVER PLATINUM
NUMBER 
The millesimal number indicating the precious metal content. The shape of the shield identifies the metal as gold, silver or platinum
ASSAY OFFICE 
The mark of the Assay Office where the piece was tested 
THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL MARKS SUCH AS DATE LETTER:

Further information, including details of other Hallmarks and Standards, can be obtained from any of the Assay Offices of Great Britain (London, Birmingham, Sheffield, Edinburgh) or
The British Hallmarking Council,
PO Box 18133
London
EC2V 8JY
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