Reclaimed Gold

Reclaimed gold refers to gold that has been recovered or recycled from various sources, such as electronic waste, jewelry scrap, or industrial byproducts. It is a form of precious metal that has undergone a process of extraction or refining to separate it from other materials.

In the supply class Precious Metals Primary Forms, reclaimed gold refers to gold that has been processed into its primary form, such as gold bars, ingots, or coins. These primary forms are typically used for investment purposes, jewelry production, or industrial applications.

Reclaimed gold falls under the supply group Ores, Minerals, and Their Primary Products, which encompasses various raw materials and processed products derived from ores and minerals. This group includes not only gold but also other precious metals like silver, platinum, and palladium, as well as base metals like copper, iron, and aluminum.

Overall, reclaimed gold from the supply class Precious Metals Primary Forms in the supply group Ores, Minerals, and Their Primary Products refers to recycled or recovered gold that has been processed into its primary form and is ready for use in various industries.