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  • MindfulMan

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    Now this thought really will blow our minds I think. The value of gold is priced in USD. But if the USD is no longer the worldwide reserve currency, and that switches to yuan or rubles or crypto, then what are precious metals really worth?

    iu

    Will the average person be allowed access to Fort Knox .... to collect souvenirs ? ;)
     

    snorko

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    Aaaannnd....PMs headed back down again.
    I think gold is solidly over $1,900 and will bounce in the $1,925-$1,985 range for a bit. I suspect silver will creep to the +/-$27.50 range. That will still be a ratio of over 70:1. I had planned to sell some bars this spring to fund some remodeling but I just can't do it with the current volatility.
     

    spencer rifle

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    Keeping a close eye on the 20 Corona Austrians. Low premium, only .04 oz. less than 1/5 ounce, so a good fraction. Only issue - no content markings.

    No one seems to have 1/2 oz. arts commemoratives in stock.

    ETA: JM and Provident now have them for less that $1000. Must have just got some in today.
     
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