How do you know if you haven't looked?
This is true, but I've nothing to prove. Do you honestly believe that Adam Smith could possibly be an expert on gold during the period from...
I simply disagree and you have provided no proof otherwise. If you wish to paraphrase what Adam Smith said so it can be debated here, then so be...
The fact that I am not bothering to look up information to you isn't revisionism. You asked me to explain. I honored your request. There is no...
The entity is the government. The US government guaranteed gold currency by assay and by issuing redeemable gold certificates from 1792 until...
As long as they allow "on demand" redemptions of the account balance in gold coin, then I don't see the issue with it. This is in fact how gold...
^No offense was intended and commentary was given in jest in response to your jocular remarks about the laughter of physical buyers. You ought...
^It's easy enough to look up if you really want to know. Start with the rationale of the thinking of the Constitution. I'm not really in the...
If you shun the physical PM then I offer up this. I think you should take your duckets to Las Vegas, or any other resort based gambling casino,...
The Colonials had created fiat money called Colonial Scrip. It allowed the Colonials to avoid dealing with the BoE and allowed them to control...
Pandas have made a nice return for those who picked them up in the late 90s and 2000s because recently resellers have been purchasing them with a...
This is true. QE changes our financial system from a negative response system to a positive response system. To my knowledge this has not...
It should be noted those Mint sales figures include not only the collector coins (minority) but the bullion coins as well. Someone indicated...
Yes. But not until you have enough money buy your first ounce. Don't listen to the silver people.
Then using your definition the intrinsic value for stock is the cost that it takes to print the certificate. Not much. Of course we know this...
Dear Heart, and I say this in the most loving of terms, this is a bullion investing forum and bullion investors, by far are not "regular"...
People look for any reason to believe that silver is equivalent to gold.
Why? I disagree that gold is a commodity and we have been through this before on this forum. Gold is not a simple commodity.
I disagree. How many central banks have stocks on their balance sheets?
Again this isn't the question. Nobody has said anything about stock being made worthless either. The real question is it's worth expressed in...
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