Converse of object

• buy: Two identity thieves have been jailed for stealing £ 200,000 from Ricky Gervais which they used to try to buy gold bullion.

• recover: From the Dutch salvage vessel ' Holga Dane ' the quest to recover the remaining bullion was now on.

• carry: Bullion Van A passenger rated van designed to carry bullion securely.

• have: Thus if the merchants were in debt they could reduce the value of their debt by having more bullion turned into coins.

• launder: Instead, Santa Romana set up numerous front companies to launder the gold bullion secretly recovered.

Adjective modifier

• gold: I dont eat gold bullion in platinum sauce - Im just a regular joe!

• sizeable: Think the only government with sizeable silver bullion is India ( approx 120 million Oz ).

• stolen: Synopsis: Inside the strong room of the Prisoners ' Property Office, a consignment of stolen bullion.

• uncirculated: In our listing we specify about three or more times that the item we are offering is an uncirculated bullion sovereign in mint condition.

Modifies a noun

• coin: The Isle of Man also issue gold bullion coins called Angels.

• robbery: Caine plays Charlie, a petty criminal who inherits the plans to a $ 4 million gold bullion robbery in Turin.

• sovereign: We also sell the genuine product for less, see our bullion sovereigns page.

• dealer: Eighth, in the view of many leading bullion dealers, the method of sale chosen - auctions - is also ill advised.

• van: I presume you will be shipping the consignment over in a secure bullion van, with associated security?

• gold: In 2000, we asked about the issue of all four sizes of bullion gold Britannias every month, starting in January.

Noun used with modifier

• ounce: This fact alone makes them the only 1 ounce bullion coin worth considering.

• platinum: Russian Platinum Coins Platinum Bars In the UK, platinum bullion bars are subject to VAT, which remove much of their investment potential.

• gold: A huge block of gold bullion, located in a dozen western European centers was also on offer.

• silver: At that time, disposable wealth was usually held in the form of gold or silver bullion.

• word: Bullion - Definition It might be best to start with a definition of the word bullion.