Which item is explicitly listed as grand theft regardless of value?

• A. Anhydrous ammonia
• B. Gold coin
• C. Laptop
• D. Bicycle

Answer: (A)

Grand theft rules often hinge on the value of the property, but some items are singled out by law to be grand theft regardless of value because of safety or public policy concerns. Anhydrous ammonia is one of those substances: it’s a regulated chemical with potential for misuse and harm, so the statute explicitly treats taking any amount as grand theft. The other items—gold coins, laptops, bicycles—aren’t automatically grand theft; they’re only grand theft if their value meets the statutory threshold or if other qualifying factors apply. So anhydrous ammonia is the item listed to be grand theft regardless of value.