What is BULLION FUND?

A fund of public money maintained in connection with the mints, for the pui-pose of purchasing precious metals for coinage.

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Related Legal Terms
BULLION, BULLION COINS, GOLD FUND, BASE BULLION, ASSET ALLOCATION FUND, MUTUAL FUND SUBADVISOR, PUBLIC TRUST FUND, CLONE FUND, OMAN INVESTMENT FUND, PENSION TRUST FUND


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