It seems like you’re referring to “Gram Mill’s Gold Crocodile Bar,” but there isn’t a widely recognized product by that exact name. However, here are some possibilities related to your query:
1. Gold Bars from Gram Mills – If you’re looking for gold bars produced by a mint or refinery called “Gram Mills,” it might be a smaller or regional manufacturer. Reputable gold bars typically come from well-known mints like PAMP Suisse, Perth Mint, Valcambi, or Credit Suisse.
2. Crocodile Design Gold Bars – Some mints produce gold bars with unique designs (e.g., animals like crocodiles). For example:
– PAMP Suisse has a “Fortuna” series and sometimes animal-themed bars.
– The Perth Mint releases limited-edition designs.
– Private mints occasionally create specialty shapes (like crocodiles).
3. Possible Typo?
– Did you mean “Graham” instead of “Gram”?
– Or “Crocodile Gold”, which is an Australian mining company?
What to Check:
– If you’re buying or selling, verify:
– Weight (grams, ounces)
– Purity (e.g., .9999 fine gold)
– Manufacturer’s hallmark/stamp
– Authenticity certification (e.g., assay card)
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