The UK’s Gold Vault: Magnificent Marvels ‎

4,600 tons of Bank of England gold are kept in a covert subterranean vault located deeр beneath London’s streets.This £197 billion worth of gold bullion is kept under ѕtгісt security and is rarely seen by the general public.

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Each shelf in the warehouse holds £35 million worth of gold.

Chemistry professor Martyn Poliakoff of the University of Nottingham has just been allowed to visit the British treasure.Admire the UK's gold vault pH๏τo 3

In this warehouse, about 310 tons of gold are deposited by other organizations and countries. Each gold bar is printed with a serial number and year of manufacture. The oldest gold bar here is dated 1916.

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Even when sold, the gold in this vault is not taken out, but simply converted to the owner’s name.

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If you consider all this gold as a brick, using them can build a wall 20m high, or a square wall measuring 18mx18m.

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