Report as of: October 31, 2012
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Department of the Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service STATUS REPORT OF U.S. TREASURY-OWNED GOLD October 31, 2012 |
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| Summary | Fine Troy Ounces | Book Value |
| Gold Bullion | 258,641,878.074 | $10,920,429,098.79 |
| Gold Coins, Blanks, Miscellaneous | 2,857,048.173 | 120,630,859.39 |
| Total | 261,498,926.247 | 11,041,059,958.18 |
| Mint-Held Gold - Deep Storage | ||
| Denver, CO | 43,853,707.279 | 1,851,599,995.81 |
| Fort Knox, KY | 147,341,858.382 | 6,221,097,412.78 |
| West Point, NY | 54,067,331.379 | 2,282,841,677.17 |
| Subtotal - Deep Storage Gold | 245,262,897.040 | 10,355,539,085.76 |
| Mint-Held Treasury Gold - Working Stock | ||
| All locations - Coins, blanks, miscellaneous | 2,783,218.656 | 117,513,614.74 |
| Subtotal - Working Stock Gold | 2,783,218.656 | 117,513,614.74 |
| Grand Total - Mint-Held Gold | 248,046,115.696 | 10,473,052,700.50 |
| Federal Reserve Bank-Held Gold | ||
| Gold Bullion: | ||
| Federal Reserve Banks - NY Vault | 13,376,987.715 | 564,805,850.63 |
| Federal Reserve Banks - display | 1,993.319 | 84,162.40 |
| Subtotal - Gold Bullion | 13,378,981.034 | 564,890,013.03 |
| Gold Coins: | ||
| Federal Reserve Banks - NY Vault | 73,452.066 | 3,101,307.82 |
| Federal Reserve Banks - display | 377.451 | 15,936.81 |
| Subtotal - Gold Coins | 73,829.517 | 3,117,244.63 |
| Total - Federal Reserve Bank-Held Gold | 13,452,810.551 | 568,007,257.66 |
| Total - Treasury-Owned Gold | 261,498,926.247 | $11,041,059,958.16 |
Deep Storage: Deep-Storage gold is the portion of the U.S. government-owned Gold Bullion Reserve that the U.S. Mint secures in sealed vaults, which are examined annually by the Department of Treasury's Office of the Inspector General.
Deep-Storage gold comprises the vast majority of the Reserve and consists primarily of gold bars. This portion was formerly called "Bullion Reserve" or "Custodial Gold Bullion Reserve."
Working Stock: Working-Stock gold is the portion of the U.S. government-owned Gold Bullion Reserve that the U.S. Mint uses as the raw material for minting congressionally authorized coins.
Working-Stock gold comprises only about 1 percent of the Reserve and consists of bars, blanks, unsold coins, and condemned coins. This portion was formerly listed as individual coins and blanks or called "PEF Gold."