collector gold and potential confiscation

[SnakeEater]

i can agree with yr idea that it is heist to be able to buy gold with printed money, that is the real FIAT scandal.

G:tiki2+++

Not only Nazi print money, every empire include Roman Empire, every Chinese dynasties, Egyptian Pharoah few thousand years ago, last civilizations and every empires all "mint" money in some form to rule the territories. This is called babylonian money pyramid ponzi. Madoff ponzi is illegal because he was being targeted and has no license to run the ponzi scheme like Banks. All banks running the fractional reserve system are all ponzi and the terms "inflation" is actually the goal to make "money" valuable so all who use it will need to "work" to earn them. Inflation is not a "bad consequence" but intended goal of money printing. Just like Gold price, it can be rigged in market value by JPM to value below market rate bc it can rig profit out of price fixing.

When people forgot what is anti-trust law, now anti-trust is legal and there are new ponzi created daily just like scamdemic which is used to create distrust to doctors and officials so public outcry against them. The master mind intend to create conflict between the public towards their government and create precondition to spark uprising for every countries.

[ynot2k]

...The master mind intend to create conflict between the public towards their government and create precondition to spark uprising for every countries.

That is a new concept/idea to me. I rule practically nothing out of the possibilities when considering anything .gov/real power players/woke/etc. so your statement is not something I will dismiss out of hand. Will give it some thought.

[Prins]

Perhaps a useful article for Americans in particular. It may seem unrelated to precious metals but isn't.
You won't find it on Zerohedge for obvious reasons, and the subject is available on many different websites.
https://bigthink.com/the-present/yuri-bezmenov/

[golditiki2]

Perhaps a useful article for Americans in particular. It may seem unrelated to precious metals but isn't.
You won't find it on Zerohedge for obvious reasons, and the subject is available on many different websites.
https://bigthink.com/the-present/yuri-bezmenov/

Read it and probably true, but it is not necessary to push for destruction: the decline of all power is due to the weakening of the morality of a wealty population. Decline is a natural process. If there is no struggle for life anymore, the genetic structure derails. When too many weak plants survive and spread, their seeds lead to a weaker plantstand.

Within the span of some generations, all people will be smitten with a genetic aberrance if there is no natural selection anymore. The healthy will be an exception. The same happens with the morality of society, little by little wealth engenders a Sodoma-Gomorrizing of the population which is autodestructive.

It is a normal natural and accelerating process.

Humans are part of Natural and cannot duck natures laws. What we consider progressive is in the eyes of Nature maybe a destructive mindset.

Golditiki2+++

[Miteysquirrel]

The confiscation of gold in the USA was the law, but it had little effect. Few citizens turned in their gold. Even those few who did had US gold coins to turn in, and these were and are still considered numismatic. I think perhaps it was the conversation with the bull **** salesman trying to foist French 20 franc probably rooster gold coins as a way to avoid confiscation, if it comes again. It's true, these coins are good for that purpose. But the price you pay for these coins should be reasonable, like 10% over spot, or an extra $40-50 per coin over the gold value. The problem is that these telemarketer types charge hundreds of dollars per coin extra. This is nothing new, this exact sales pitch has been around for at least 40 years.
Ironically, in 1933 the US stopped producing gold coins and gold certificate fiat paper. If held to today, the fiat paper certificate has appreciated more than the gold, much more. A nice example of a $10 or $20, gold certificate is worth over $5000.

As a collector of gold certs I can say that statement is entirely false.

Firstly, theres no such thing as a $10 gold certificate, Gold Certs are $20...$50...and $100.

I have many $20 gold certs I bought for $400 and under.

[maxwellsilverhammer]

As a collector of gold certs I can say that statement is entirely false.

Firstly, theres no such thing as a $10 gold certificate, Gold Certs are $20...$50...and $100.

I have many $20 gold certs I bought for $400 and under.

i am no expert on these things but i am sure when insidedealer sees your reply he will respond against your statement. i did a 5 second search for $10 gold certs and they immediately popped up. Apparently you yourself are mistaken mitey> your turn to dispute my finding.

[Miteysquirrel]

i am no expert on these things but i am sure when insidedealer sees your reply he will respond against your statement. i did a 5 second search for $10 gold certs and they immediately popped up. Apparently you yourself are mistaken mitey> your turn to dispute my finding.

I stand partially corrected.

None of these bills come close to $5000.