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First published at 00:47 UTC on August 8th, 2023.

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24ct gold is marked with 999, which indicates a gold content of 999.9 parts per thousand – the purest form of gold that you can get. It is regarded as impossible to obtain 100% pure gold with no impurities. Extremely pure gold can, in fact, be classified as up to 999.999 gold (but this is very rare indeed!). Pure, 999 gold is very valuable and yellow in appearance. It’s resistant to tarnishing, but it’s not very strong or scratchproof.
For those reasons, 999 gold is not usually used to make jewellery. It is typically sold in the form of bullion bars. These are kept for the purpose of investment. You can buy small bullion bars – about the size of an SD card – up to very large bullion bars. Did you know?
The world’s biggest gold bar was made by Mitsubishi, and is about the size of a kitchen sink!

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