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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;C Jay, post: 579547, member: 13184&quot;]I don&#039;t think gold will ever be supplanted as &quot;the&quot; monetary metal, however, I think is currently being augmented due to the size of the world economy.&nbsp; Platinum has been monetized and it wouldn&#039;t surprise me to see a palladium eagle in our future.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think that this will drive the price of gold up or down but go more toward filling an increasing demand for precious metal.</p><p>As for the &quot;gold bubble&quot;, it does not exist.&nbsp; In order for there to be a gold bubble, the price would need to spike against all the world&#039;s currency, not just the dollar.&nbsp; If I remember correctly, each time gold hit $1000.00, the dollar index was in the toilet and gold held against most other currencies.&nbsp; So my question is, why did the dollar sink so low that it took a thousand of them to buy one little gold coin and when is the economy and dollar going to be strong enough so I can scoop them up for a couple of hundred buck a piece?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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