Gold Bullion Bars.
Today, like all investments and commodities, the price of gold is ultimately driven by supply and demand, including hoarding and disposal. Unlike most other commodities, the hoarding and disposal plays a much bigger role in affecting the price, because most of the gold ever mined still exists and is potentially able to come on to the market for the right price. Given the huge quantity of hoarded gold, compared to the annual production, the price of gold is mainly affected by changes in sentiment, rather than changes in annual production.
RCM Gold Bars 9999 Pure, SUISSE GOLD 1 KILO BAR 32.15 oz PURE 999.9, 25 1 OUNCE PAMP SUISSE GOLD BARS 999.9 FINE, 1 OZ Ounce PAMP Suisse Gold Bars, 1982 HSIEN FENG ZHEN KU QIAN 10oz .999 GOLD Coins.
 Gold connector Pins  US $22.99
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 WHOLESALE LOT 5 - 1908 GOLD INDIAN $5 PROOF COPY COINS US $29.95
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 1 G Gr Gram 9999 24K GOLD Bullion Bar Ingot Get Reward US $42.02
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 SCRAP JEWELRY FOR GOLD RECOVERY, WEAR/$ELL, 150.0 GRAMS US $49.99
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 US American Eagle $25 1\2 Ounce Bullion GOLD Coin US $611.00
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 LOT 5 - 1 TROY Oz GOLD FRENCH ROOSTER ANGEL COPY BARS US $39.95
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 MINI MAXIMILLIAN GOLD PESO 1865 US $.99
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 NATURAL GOLD NUGGET g48 US $7.00
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 NATURAL GOLD NUGGET (AZ243) US $10.00
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 1 TROY OZ. (100 MILLS) GOLD BAR INGOT CANADA (31,1g) US $122.49
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According to the World Gold Council, annual mine production of gold over the last few years has been close to 2,500 tonnes. About 3,000 tonnes goes into jewelry or industrial/dental production, and around 500 tonnes goes to retail investors and exchange traded gold funds. This translates to an annual demand for gold to be 1000 tonnes in excess over mine production which has come from central bank sales and other disposal.