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Asleep I collect gold coins and have done for quite a while mainly sovereigns has it been a good investment I really don't know because I haven't actually sold any but suggest will be a pretty good investment bearing in mind the rise in gold price since say 1998 when I bought my first coins to add to some coins that I have had since I was a young un?
There again I also collect British stamps and have done also since I was a lad and pretty sure they have been a far better investment.
Time will tell as only know whether any investment is any good when you actually sell them.
End Games in times of strife, well there is good form here...
...it has been the prime asset that authorities confiscate when monetary systems fail, and fail they have done, and fail they will...
In 1907, former U.S President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, enacted Executive Order 6814 banning American citizens from owning the gold. In 1959, the Australian Government signed the Banking Act into law allowing Aussie authorities to seize citizen’s precious metals. And in 1966, the British government blocked gold imports and banned Brits from hoarding more than four precious metal coins. These are just a few of the many wealth confiscation episodes over the past century.
Past governments approved these actions without their citizen’s consent to achieve “order” and remove “chaos”, but this is code-speak for theft via temporary authoritarianism. So when the U.S dollar inevitably collapses, if you think this 21st-century U.S administration won’t pursue your precious metals stash, you’ll be in for a surprise when the debtor-in-chief’s “sound-money hit squad” knocks down your door, empties your safe, and gives you nothing in return.
Unfortunately, protecting your purchasing power from a fiat currency system isn’t as straightforward as buying gold, silver, and Bitcoin, and storing it down at your local JPMorgan branch. When it matters, the state will seize your property and will remove your rights to restore — what they believe to be — monetary order, whether that’s via a government-created cryptocurrency backed by gold or a new fiat currency backed by IMF (International Monetary Fund) SDRs (Special Drawing Rights): “the international reserve currency”.
“You’ll be in for a surprise when the debtor-in-chief’s “sound money hit squad” knocks down your door, empties your safe, and gives you nothing in return.”
For the elites to create a new monetary paradigm, they will use any excuse to try to steal your hard-earned wealth when things go wrong. Italian dictator, Benito Mussolini, encouraged citizens to hand over their gold in exchange for steel wristbands bearing the inscription “Gold for the Fatherland”, the Soviet Union banned large private ownership of gold altogether, and Saddam Hussein, the deceased Iraqi dictator, cleaned out citizen’s gold, jewelry, and other valuables while holding them at gunpoint — they traded their assets for their lives.
Despite past events, elites will tell you gold is nothing more than a barbarous relic, a useless lump of shiny rock with no purpose in modern-day society while continuing to amass vast quantities of gold bullion. Since 2000, Russia has increased its reserves by 680%, China has increased its reserves by 393%.. U.S gold reserves remain, backed by a galaxy of debt ...good luck, goodnight
the Gold Gnome
ROLL CALL FOR GOLD? I am IN!
June 30, 2020 at 5:47 a.m. GMT+9:30
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) called on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Monday to immediately start negotiations on a new coronavirus relief bill.
Their demand comes with cases spiking significantly in a number of states but little urgency from congressional Republicans and the White House to respond.
“The nation has seen a dramatic surge in both cases and deaths caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Adding to that pain, our economy is facing one of its greatest challenges since the Great Depression. Over one fifth of the workforce has requested unemployment assistance,” Pelosi and Schumer wrote in a letter to McConnell. ....
https://www.washingtonpost.com/us-policy/2020/06/29/pelosi-schumer-call-mcconnell-start-negotiations-new-coronavirus-relief-bill-economic-worries-continue/
While the virus is most dangerous to the elderly, it can be devastating to younger victims as well, health professionals said. Younger patients are a widening percentage of total coronavirus hospitalizations, with those in the 18-to-49 age group growing from about 27 percent of hospitalizations the week ending March 7 to 35 percent this past week, CDC figures show.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/young-people-are-driving-a-spike-in-coronavirus-infections-officials-say/
Always wondering what the end game is going to be, and the real effect on the economies, short and long term...more money printing, and of course they wont have tme to print paper anymore
best
the Gnome
just it stolen by a character similar looking to oddjob!
Roll call boys, are we all here! Golds looking robust, next six months should see growth, dividends n golden flipflops
In my opinion the only safe way to buy physical is currency ,as bars could. if government wished, in a state of emergency as in the 1930s confiscate.
Paper is only paper with no rights for the holder to access his gold.
If I am wrong our learned friends on here will be sure to correct me. :-)
Do any of you invest in gold through other vehicles such as ETF's or physical gold coins/bars? If so have these investments been fruitful or would you recommend them?