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GREY:RNKLF - Post by User

Comment by roberto146on Oct 16, 2019 12:03am
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RE:Roberto let it go

RE:Roberto let it goEither you're trolling, or maybe you think you know some things but you don't. But I'll bite.
Alternatively, whatever you're on, don't do more of it.
If you don't know what unallocated gold is, unallocated gold is gold that is kept in general storage and not recorded as owned by any specific individual. If you wish to take delivery, and have a valid claim, say a receipt given for a deposit of cash for an amount of gold, any gold in stock is shipped to you. If you are unlucky, and there's not enough in stock, you wait, maybe forever if the storage facility didn't balance the books right. Maybe they sold more claims/warehouse receipts than they had gold for.
Allocated gold is gold that is recorded, by serial number, and that specific piece is recorded as being your property. If you call for it, and it's not there, it's been stolen, or shipped in error to someone else, or you've been defrauded. That piece is your property, held in trust for you only.
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