Again, are you suggesting banks don't have gold/silver reserves? Or that they just don't show them on their "balance sheet"? [ATTACH]...
I posted what I did, with support, ignoring it does not mean it doesn't exist. You did not post anything to alter that, certainly nothing that...
I stand by what I posted. Cheers.
But would CAC sticker it? If not, would they sticker it if it was graded MS62? Would that mean anything even if they did? What dealer would dare...
http://seekingalpha.com/article/314367-busting-the-myths-behind-the-gold-lease-rates Don't be so quick. That definition isn't exhaustive anyway,...
Not out of any seriousness, but rather for entertainment purposes. What's hiding under that toning, is it better or worse? I'd think chances are...
1926-S Peace Dollar PCGS MS63, somewhere in there, I guess. How did they manage to grade this anyway? Would you consider taking a chance to...
I'll gladly sell you all my silver for just half of your estimate of actual worth - you'll double your profit.
Post #3: "Yes. It's a sign that another bankster hit is coming."Post #4: "I guess lowering margin requirements wasn't good enough to sucker more...
With all the markups and buyer/seller costs, why would you do that? Silver is silver, right? Selling low-markup silver to buy high-markup silver...
The first page. When a bank has a need of dollars/euros that outweighs their need to hold gold/silver, they're willing to boost their currency...
No treasure hunter will ever notify Spain of any future finds now.
I think the Silver Bulls steal the ball at the 35 line and dunk all over the Silver Bears, who then go for a quick rebound pass from their own 34...
Or more realistically (i.e. not returning to an impossible gold standard), Greece leaves the Euro and devalues its own currency/weakens its credit...
The debt is so large that even though the gold value is 1.3%, that's still over $6 billion, also more easily sold/converted than antiquities....
Gold would have to be revalued in an apocalyptic way to make it worth something substantially more than 1.3% of the Greek public debt, in "fiat"...
The fact remains that Greek gold holdings are a small drop in the bucket. Nothing to conspire over.
After reading about Greek debt and the possiblity of debt-holders siezing the country's gold, I have to chuckle because even if Greece could sell...
Can someone post a link about the Greek bailout and "pay the debt or give up the gold"/"the only physical asset central bankers want is the gold"?...
Neither does extreme austerity fix an overwhelming debt problem.
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