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hallmark
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hallmark noun champion, example, exemplar, good example, height of perfection, ideal, model, model of virtue, paramount example, specimen, standard, standard for comparison, summit, the best
Associated concepts: hallmark law
See also: brand, designation, device, label, stamp, symbol, trademark


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the value of the coin being equal to the value of the silver (or gold) which the coin contained, and from this the practice of hallmarking gold and silver jewelry and ingots.
Non existence of hallmarking results in Pakistan s increasing loss of export, self independence and less acceptability of Pakistani products both in the local and global markets.
50/2009 on ratification of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on mutual recognition on precious metals hallmarking and cooperation on standardisation and control activities of precious metals and valuable stones between the Government of the Sultanate of Oman and the Government of Qatar.
 
 
 
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