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This page presents an illustrative scenario for an ICBC 100 g gold bar, covering fineness, weight and packaging records. Document the ICBC 100 g bar using investment-bar fields, not jewellery fields for settings, clas...
When preparing an illustrative scenario, match the official name, visible markings, specifications, accessories, present condition and provenance field by field. Leave unseen information blank; do not infer it from a similar image or name.
This page presents an illustrative scenario for an ICBC 100 g gold bar, covering fineness, weight and packaging records. Document the ICBC 100 g bar using investment-bar fields, not jewellery fields for settings, clasps or non-gold decoration. The scenario demonstrates a record structure; it does not claim that a particular bar has been seen or tested.
Identity and specifications
- Bank or issuer markings on both sides, refiner’s mark, stated 100 g weight and fineness wording.
- Serial number, dimensions, layout, packaging, certificate and the relationship to the certificate number.
- Purchase receipt, provenance date and handover record; retain them after redacting sensitive information where necessary.
Condition and testing
Record the integrity of the original seal, scratches or cracks in the packaging and visible anomalies on the bar separately. Photographs cannot confirm the actual weight or composition. Do not conclude authenticity from similar packaging or break the seal before assessing the need to do so.
Quotation criteria
State the time and currency of the live reference gold price, the per-gram or per-tael unit, pricing weight, testing and other fees. A bank brand or certificate can improve the completeness of the records but does not automatically create a fixed premium.
Frequently asked questions
For an ICBC 100 g gold bar, is 100 g a measured weight?
It is first the weight stated on the product. Record any measured result separately with the instrument and date.
Can jewellery labour-cost fields be used for an ICBC 100 g gold bar?
No. A gold-bar record centres on the issuer, fineness, weight, serial number, certificate and sealed packaging.
Can a photograph confirm the material of an ICBC 100 g gold bar?
No. A photograph can support only a preliminary check of the layout and sealed packaging; the material and weight require appropriate testing.
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Prepare records for checking the scenario
For several gold items under the “ICBC 100 g Gold Bar” scenario, assign each one a unique identifier before matching its name, version, condition, accessories and provenance. Preserve every item as found; do not unseal it or change its storage merely for photography. You may send the details via WhatsApp, or call +852 9453 0784. Any final conclusion remains subject to verifiable records and inspection of the item.
