gilt-edged

(gĭltˈĕjdˌ) also gilt-edge (-ĕjˌ)

1. Having gilded edges, as the pages of a book.
2. Of the highest quality or value: gilt-edged securities; gilt-edged credentials.
3. Very wealthy: “Barricades prevented the curious from coming any closer to the gathering of gilt-edged mourners” (Edward Rothstein).