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Gold is a valuable, extremely malliable metal that is not subject to tarnishing. It is mined as a commodity. In is also, in many lands and particularly among the wealthy of those lands, money, the most easily exchanged commodity, and hence the unit of exchange.

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	Gold is a valuable, extremely malliable metal that is not subject to tarnishing. It is [[mined]] as a [[commodity]]. In is also, in many [[land\|lands]] and particularly among the [[wealthy]] of those lands, [[money]], the most easily [[exchanged]] [[commodity]], and hence the [[unit of exchange]].		Gold is a valuable, extremely malliable [[metal]] that is not subject to tarnishing. It is [[mined]] as a [[commodity]]. In is also, in many [[land\|lands]] and particularly among the [[wealthy]] of those lands, [[money]], the most easily [[exchanged]] [[commodity]], and hence the [[unit of exchange]].

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