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CCB China Construction Bank Gold Bullion Bars


LawrenceChard

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Another brand of gold bars we have not seen before:

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.. and the top side:

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50 grams 9999 gold.

We Niton XRF tested these as usual, with entirely normal results.

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Out of my price range unfortunately, i suffer from a well known northern trait. My arms are short and my pockets deep

But i do like the idea of unusual gold bars

When you sell an item such as this, would you usually include the Niton XRF test results with the sale?

a bit like the Royal Mints COA?

 

Posted
1 hour ago, greendragon said:

Out of my price range unfortunately, i suffer from a well known northern trait. My arms are short and my pockets deep

But i do like the idea of unusual gold bars

When you sell an item such as this, would you usually include the Niton XRF test results with the sale?

a bit like the Royal Mints COA?

 

We don't usually,

Our testing is mainly intended as a quick check that it is what it purports to be, and we do not always record the results, especially when they are normal. 

We do usually record them, and photograph them, when we get an abnormal result.

When we offer a bar like this for sale, we guarantee it to be as described and genuine.

However, we are looking at automating our testing results, in which case, we would be able to supply a copy of with the item, and possibly on our website.

for greater accuracy, we have set our test time at 60 seconds per side. Most users probably use 20 seconds, or even 10 seconds, for speed and convenience.

If we supplied a Niton test result with every precious metal item we sell, we would need a whole bank of them, and more staff! 🙂

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Posted

You wait years for a China Construction Company gold bar to turn up, then two come along at once:

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Monkey and elephant.

...and the reveerse:

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Both sides quite attractive!

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Posted
1 hour ago, CollectorNo1 said:

Hmmmm Buying Gold from China.....😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😂

Maybe cut through it to ensure it’s not gold-wrapped tungsten? XRF may not go deep enough to prove to the contrary. The wrapped tungsten bar I saw was feom China 😱 

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Posted
15 hours ago, CollectorNo1 said:

Probably filled with milk chocolate 😄😄😄😄😄😄

Hardly touch the stuff, needs to be at least 70% cocoa solids.

Never tried Chinese chocolate though.

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Posted
7 minutes ago, LawrenceChard said:

Hardly touch the stuff, needs to be at least 70% cocoa solids.

Never tried Chinese chocolate though.

Wouldn't like to think what they put in it..🤢😂

Posted
18 hours ago, MancunianStacker said:

Maybe cut through it to ensure it’s not gold-wrapped tungsten? XRF may not go deep enough to prove to the contrary. The wrapped tungsten bar I saw was feom China 😱 

I suspect the penalty for fraud in and within China is execution, which is a strong deterrent.

It seems not to apply to fake stuff sold to the rest of the world, which the Chinese government appear to encourage, sponsor, and subsidise.

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Posted
18 minutes ago, LawrenceChard said:

I suspect the penalty for fraud in and within China is execution, which is a strong deterrent.

It seems not to apply to fake stuff sold to the rest of the world, which the Chinese government appear to encuorage, sponsor, and subsidise.

I think they might as well rename it now to "Chinabay" 🙄

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