Sentence examples similar to high value gold from inspiring English sources

One example of this is that they usually minted only a high-value gold currency rather than the gold, silver, and bronze coins normal under the empire; their state did not need as complex a financial system as the Romans had had.

Such a double-ranking has been tentatively studied for extraction of interactions from text, using a high-value gold-standard as a training set (37).

Because of the high value of their gold content and tendency to be on public display, Nobel medals are subject to medal theft.

Some financial experts say the trade is much like any other, some of it legal and some not, with the only difference being the higher value of gold.

Futures allow you to control a higher value of gold than you have in cash.

These rare things are held to a high value, whether it's gold, an unbroken sand dollar on a beach, or the short time that a baby is a baby before growing up.

The highest values of gold were found in the medallions from the ceiling of the Lounge of Carlos V (> 87%).

Publishers place a high value on the literary awards, signified by silver and gold seals on the covers of award-winning books.

Chan says most of AfterShip's users are smaller merchants who sell high value merchandise like electronics, custom-made items or even gold bars.

Toothfish, sold as Antarctic or Southern ocean sea bass in Britain, is known as white gold to the pirate fishermen because of its high value.

The burglaries highlighted the high value to criminals of rhino horn, which can provide a higher profit margin than gold or cocaine.