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To: Frank Pembleton who wrote (1208)	1/16/2002 7:55:47 AM
From: Louis V. Lambrecht	Respond to of 39344

Frank - BoE sold at 283.5 bankofengland.co.uk News Release - HM Government Gold Auction Result: 16 January 2002 16 January 2002 The Bank of England announces that the gold on offer (approximately 20 tonnes or 643,200 ounces) has been allotted in full at a price of $283.50 per ounce. Details of the result are as follows: Amount of gold on offer (approx.) 643,200 oz Amount applied for 881,200 oz Times covered 1.4 times Amount allotted to bidders 643,600 oz Allotment price $283.50 Scaling factor at allotment price 61.3334 % All accepted bids which were made at prices above the allotment price have been allotted in full at the allotment price. Valid bids made at the allotment price have been allotted an amount of gold equal to the amount bid for multiplied by the above scaling factor and rounded up to the nearest 400 ounces. By close of business in London today, applicants whose bids have been successful in whole or in part will be notified by the Bank of England of the exact weight of the gold bars allotted to them and the amount payable in respect of their purchase. Payment must be made in US dollars to the Bank of England's account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, no later than 12 noon New York time on 18 January 2002. Note for Editors On 7 March 2001, H M Treasury announced that the Bank of England, on behalf of H M Treasury, would sell approximately 120 tonnes of gold in a programme of six auctions of around 20 tonnes each in the financial year 2001/02 on the terms and conditions set out in an Information Memorandum that was published on 7 March 2001. This is the fifth auction in the programme of six. The final auction will be held on Tuesday 5 March 2002.