Why do you keep repeating this LBMA GDL stuff? The gold you peddle isn't GDL. For gold to be GDL must be in bar form, in specific dimensions, and weighing between 350 to 450 troy ounces. But do tell... what's the name of the refinery?
Forgive me for pointing this out, however I believe you are mistaking the acronym GDL for good delivery bar.
A Good Delivery
Bar weighs in between 350 to 400 Troy ounces. Most often expected weight is 400oz,
however the term
GDL stands for "Good Delivery
List" and is an industry term referencing the refinery producing the gold bar.
When I say 999.9 pure 24KT LBMA GDL gold, it means it is the purest, highest, quality of gold available, that has been produced by a refinery on the London Bullion Market Association's Good Delivery List.
For gold to be universally accepted as "currency grade" it must be 999.9 in purity, have it's weight & purity stamped into the gold bar, and it must be produced by a LBMA Refinery on their Good Delivery List. This is the ONLY asset class of gold which is accepted worldwide as settlement of debt. And it is the only asset class of gold that governments use between themselves as payment. Gold in this asset class is considered money.
Then, there is another asset class of gold, which is non LBMA produced coins, bars, jewelry etc., which is not considered money.
Two different asset classes.
Our bars are produced by Good Delivery List Refineries and carry the refinery's hallmarks as well as the LBMA certification. Our latest bars carry not only these certifications, but also serial numbers on the actual gold bars themselves, as well as the corresponding serial numbers on the certificate in which the gold is embedded, in addition to a scannable bar code on the protective sheath that also acts as the certificate of authenticity, to enable a K-Exchange merchant to scan the karatbar, and easily determine both it's authenticity, as well as it's current exchange value... in addition to our other security features which exceed industry standards.
Demand for our smaller, more affordable, and transaction friendly weights of Karatbars has been so swift, we've had to increase our production capacity by adding additional refineries, all of which are LBMA GDL Refineries.
Currently we produce Karatbars with Atasay in Turkey, DeGussa in Germany, and Nadir in Turkey.
You can verify each refinery's GDL status by visiting
http://www.lbma.org.ukHope this helps to clarify.