PRICE OF GOLD
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During the European crisis at the end of September, 1938, the price reached £7 7s (September 28). On January 4, 1939, a record price of £7 10s 5d was made. During February the price varied from £7 8s 7id (February 1) to £7 8s 2d (February 27). Highest price in 1939, January 4. £7 10s. 5d (record). Highest price in 1938, November 26, £7 10s; lowest price in 1938, January 3, £6 19s od. Highest price in 1937, March 6, £7 ( 2s 7id; average price in 1930, £4 5s an ounce.
LONDON, August 21. (Received August 22, at 11 a •m.) Fine gold is quoted at £7 8s 7d an ounce. Aug. 18 £7 8 7 Aug. 17 ... , 7 8 7 Aug. 16 ... 7 8 7 Aug. In 7 8 7 Aug. 14 7 8 61 Aug. 11 7 8 61 6i Aug. 10 7 8 Aug 9 7 8 6 Aug. 8 7 .8 61 Aug. 1 7 8 61 .July 31 7 8 61 .Inly 3 7 8 61 June 30 7 8 6 , June 1 ... 7 8 5 May 31 7 8 51 May 1 7 8 6 April 21 7 8 6 April 4 7 8 51 Alar. 31 ... 7 8 61 Feb. 28 7 8 3 Feb. 2 7 8 71 Jan. 31 7 8 6 Jan. 4 7 10 5
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Evening Star, Issue 23351, 22 August 1939, Page 6
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232PRICE OF GOLD Evening Star, Issue 23351, 22 August 1939, Page 6
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