A unit of precious metal is being described, specifically gold, quantified by its weight. The weight specified is one and two tenths of a troy ounce, a standard unit of mass used for pricing precious metals. As an example, a gold coin or bar may contain this exact quantity of pure gold.
This specific weight offers a balance between affordability and tangible investment. It can represent a more accessible entry point for those interested in acquiring and holding physical gold compared to larger quantities. Historically, gold has served as a store of value, and smaller, manageable units like this allow for greater flexibility in trading or portfolio diversification. Its value is often perceived as a hedge against economic uncertainty and inflation.