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Gold Ingot is a vanilla Minecraft item.
Crafting
Aside from the vanilla ways to get gold, a Tome of Alkahest and Lapis block can be used with a gold ingot to make two gold ingots.
Uses
It is used in the crafting of the Reinforced Gold Chest, Golden Latern, Golden Bow, Gold Brick, Gold Scale Boots, Gold Scale Leggings, Gold Scale Chestplate, Gold Scale Helmet, Gold Sledge, Gold Sickle, Golden Giant Sword, Golden Glaive, and Golden Scythe.