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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coleguy, post: 1218007, member: 9167&quot;]Basically, if the dollar becomes worthless it&#039;s because the rest of the world&#039;s economies have collapsed as well. We see this in miniature right now. You won&#039;t be taking your pile of gold on a boat ride to sunny green meadows beyond the horizon, because they won&#039;t exist. If or when, however one wishes to extend this fantasy, bullion is used once again as money, like it has over and over in the past, the 1 oz gold eagle you paid $1800 for this year will probably be worth it&#039;s face value, if that, then. When gold and silver were used as currency before, the only way it worked was with it being regulated and cheap. As a priceless commodity, it would be worthless. People fail to take in account the reasons bullion rises and the consequences that entails when factoring in their &quot;store of wealth&quot;. I can remember when vcr&#039;s were selling for $2500 each, but I didn&#039;t stock up on them as a speculator, luckly.</p><p>Guy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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