bullion

The company has also created digital tokens for gold that are tied to actual bars of bullion held in a London bank.

Bullion prices have grown nearly 40 percent in the past year.

The blank right-hand panel could be mirror as well as bullion.

Warhol's "Crash" may have started out depicting hoarded bullion, but last night that's what it became.

Nor do they expect other people to believe this, sparking a hysteria that could make the fortunes of those with bullion.

Then small bullion tassels to match the twist will form a suitable and elegant finish.

For some years the subject attracted little attention, until the bullion committee of 1810 propounded a sounder theory.

Gold was considered bullion in Palestine for a long time after silver was current as money.

He 'sophisticated' it, as the parliamentary documents call it—that is, he used base metal instead of bullion.

"You'd have to be protected; you'd be Bullion on two legs," said Algernon, always shrewd in detecting a weakness.