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Why the Bank of England Decided to Extract Gold From Old Phones

Summary by www.cnews.fr
At the heart of the UK's currency factory, former phones from the Bank of England are boneless and plunged into huge tanks filled with liquids with secretly held composition to exhume a buried treasure: the gold contained in their circuits. They offer them a second life. The UK's currency factory has decided to use certain components of mobile phones to extract their gold. This indirectly transforms them into luxury jewellery and derives a signi…
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At the heart of the UK's currency factory, former phones from the Bank of England are boneless and plunged into huge tanks filled with liquids with secretly held composition to exhume a buried treasure: the gold contained in their circuits. They offer them a second life. The UK's currency factory has decided to use certain components of mobile phones to extract their gold. This indirectly transforms them into luxury jewellery and derives a signi…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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www.cnews.fr broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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