Claude,
 
> So far I see only e-gold and GoldMoney that cleary and explicitely say 
> that the gold is free and clear.

They do say that it is in "allocated" storage.  What that means probably
depends on the terms of business of the vault used.  Those of The Perth 
Mint are probably typical.
 
> Also what do you own exactly when you own e-bullion? 

What you own is the right to redemption in bullion (under certain
conditions
and with certain fees, etc.).  All else is meaningless verbiage.

It is *irritating* that they won't let you make transfers denominated by 
weight.

Best,

CCS

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