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What is the difference between “Allocated” and “Unallocated” Gold?

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What is the difference between “Allocated” and “Unallocated” Gold?

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Allocated gold is bullion held by a bank on behalf of the owner. The gold is separated from other metal that may be held by the bank and is identifiable by its unique bar numbers. Unallocated gold is a claim on The Bank of Nova Scotia for the ounces entitlement to a specific quantity of gold bullion.

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