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post #1 of 289
2/20/11 at 11:08pm
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Just curious what everyone thinks.
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post #2 of 289
2/20/11 at 11:09pm
Yes.
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post #3 of 289
2/20/11 at 11:09pm
gold cost more....wtf??
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post #4 of 289
2/20/11 at 11:18pm
Cash For Gold!!!!
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post #5 of 289
2/20/11 at 11:19pm
I really like the gold coins with chocolate inside.
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post #6 of 289
2/20/11 at 11:49pm
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I really like the gold coins with chocolate inside.

Interestingly, chocolate gold coins cost no more than chocolate silver coins. I have a strong buy on chocolate gold coins and recommend trading the silver ones for gold at current rates.
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post #7 of 289
2/20/11 at 11:57pm
Why isn't "Glen Beck" one of teh poal choices?
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post #8 of 289
2/21/11 at 12:05am
In today's economic downturn, and I have reiterated this comment before, it makes perfect sense to acquire as much physical gold and silver as a substitute for declining dollar. It is a safeguard for our declining currency.
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post #9 of 289
2/21/11 at 12:01pm
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In today's economic downturn, and I have reiterated this comment before, it makes perfect sense to acquire as much physical gold and silver as a substitute for declining dollar. It is a safeguard for our declining currency.

Yeah it's not like the value of gold could ever go down. That just doesn't happen.

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post #10 of 289
2/21/11 at 12:08pm
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Originally Posted by olualbert View Post
In today's economic downturn, and I have reiterated this comment before, it makes perfect sense to acquire as much physical gold and silver as a substitute for declining dollar. It is a safeguard for our declining currency.

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post #11 of 289
2/21/11 at 7:35pm
Gold and silver are both high quality electrically conductive materials. Gold is nice because it doesn't oxidize, but silver is more conductive. Pros and cons.
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post #12 of 289
2/21/11 at 7:44pm
It doesn't matter if Silver oxidizes or not, it's still electrically conductive.
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post #13 of 289
2/21/11 at 7:45pm
Gold is pretty weak unless you alloy it with some other metals.

Also if you don't alloy in some lighter metals, you get 24k jewelery which looks pretty much universally tacky on all but the darkest complexions.

Silver is awesome although it can tarnish.
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post #14 of 289
2/21/11 at 7:47pm
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Originally Posted by olualbert View Post
In today's economic downturn, and I have reiterated this comment before, it makes perfect sense to acquire as much physical gold and silver as a substitute for declining dollar. It is a safeguard for our declining currency.

It is only safeguard if you have enough morons who want to buy it from you at the higher prices.
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post #15 of 289
2/21/11 at 7:59pm
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It doesn't matter if Silver oxidizes or not, it's still electrically conductive.

Okay, would you have preferred I use "corrosion" instead of oxidation?
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