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dollar = fiat money with no real value. gold will always have value.Originally Posted by JohnGalt
As legit as any other commodity, I would think.Originally Posted by Piobaire
Simply not true. If it ceases to have technological and ornamental/status-based applications it won't be worth ****.Originally Posted by Fuuma
What I mean is that gold, and other precious metals, have served as a store of value for thousands of years. Sure, it's possible that one day in the future everyone says "screw gold/silver/plat" but the likelihood is rather low. OTOH, the likelihood of the dollar being further devalued (via inflation) by the fed printing press is much higher.Originally Posted by JohnGalt
Gold can also be devalued (fluctuate), what you were trying to assert is that it is a perennial holder of intrinsic value, which is entirely false.Originally Posted by Fuuma
Gold can also be devalued (fluctuate), what you were trying to assert is that it is a perennial holder of intrinsic value, which is entirely false.Originally Posted by Fuuma
I'm almost positive there is no ban on owning ingots, bars, or coins of gold. Granted it's way over priced, but people sell the **** on ebay on a very regular basis.... Plus my friend has showed me at least 5 different web sites who sell gold and silver ingots, though I guess those could be closed to the public, and I just missed it.Originally Posted by onion
Okay, so anyway . . . I assume holding gold in the physical form, i.e., buying a bag of coins or ingots, versus having an on-line brokerage account telling me that I have X amount of gold in some vault someplace, doesn't matter (other than ease of liquidity)?Originally Posted by Benzito
Okay, so anyway . . . I assume holding gold in the physical form, i.e., buying a bag of coins or ingots, versus having an on-line brokerage account telling me that I have X amount of gold in some vault someplace, doesn't matter (other than ease of liquidity)?Originally Posted by Benzito
If you have a shitload of coins, and want to sell them, who do you sell them to and how do you get the coins to them?Originally Posted by edmorel
If you're going to own gold, own physical bullion. Selling gold coins is really damn easy. Just go to the local numismatics. There's plenty of them within a 5-10 minute drive of my house.Originally Posted by BDC2823
I guess the context I was thinking is that it isn't an "investment" that allows a company to purchase goods, hire labor, make a profit, and pay dividends. You are actually buying something as a hedge that the prices of other goods or the value of the currency will trend downward. I could easily substitute an air-cooled Porsche 993 for "gold" in the same context (they seem to be keeping their values well!).Originally Posted by Benzito
A couple years ago I met a guy with a very wealthy father who gave him a shoebox for his birthday. The shoebox contained: a hand gun, ammunition, and a bar of gold. He told him it was a survival kit for when the nation collapsed. He voted for Ron Paul, as I recall.Originally Posted by ektaylor
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