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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bluesboy65, post: 1080407, member: 23329&quot;]As a bottom line I agree Zeplyn.&nbsp; Funny thing about any store of value; it requires some level of civility to work.&nbsp; During Katrina, food, water, shelter and the means to protect it were king.&nbsp; After civiity is somewhat restored and goods are available for purchase, a stable medium of exchange quickly becomes a priority as people move beyond subsitance.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think king dollar will go away, but I do think that some communities will experience shortages and inflation will steal people&#039;s savings as an economic crisis takes hold.&nbsp; Silver and gold will serve as reliable store of value during these times.&nbsp; I think it prudent to read the signs of the times and prepare as best you can.&nbsp; Two books that cover the experience of people during economic crisies are 1) When Money Dies (hyperinflation in Weimar Germany) and 2) A Secret Gift: How One Man&#039;s Kindness and a Trove of Letters... (The great depression in the US).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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