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Current prices for Gold and Silver in the UK? I have some hallmarked gold and silver items which I inherited and I plan to have valued this week. I was wondering if anyone knows of a website where I can check out a ball park figure per gram weight, just so that I won't get ripped off.
any site to know the current prices of gold and silver in india (in hydrebad)? hai .. i want the current prices of gold and silver(latest up to date) is there any site which discloses such details? also, is there any sms facility to disclose the details up to date to our mobile (at free of cost or little cost)? plssssss help .....
what is the current price of gold and silver in india? what is the current price of gold and silver in india
What is the symbol for 'Silver' and 'Gold'? Want to know the current price quote for both silver and gold. But, searching for 'silver' or 'Gold' gives me a price quote for silver for a particular company not just the price of Silver Independent of any company.
How can I keep track of the current value of Gold/Silver American Eagles? Most web sites that track American Eagle prices give the selling price. To keep track of my investment I need to know the buying price. The price I could get if the coins were sold. Is there a site that gives updated daily prices for both buy and sell? I will probably just stay with the bid/ask price of gold and silver and not worry about the coin premium.
How much would it cost to buy two ounces of gold and two kilograms of silver? How much would it cost to buy two ounces of gold and two kilograms of silver at their current prices? I guess I should have been more specific that it should be investing type gold and silver bullion or coin.
How can I get gold prices on my phone? I'm looking for a number I can text (for free) that will tell me the current market value of gold and silver.
Is there a way on Yahoo finance portfolios to get metal prices? I'd like to be able to display current metal prices. Gold,Silver,Copper and Uranium Listed on my portfolios. Can this be done? I saw futures but no Idea what to select. I think these are on CBOT
tourist shopping for gold or silver in India? Can a tourist buy small amounts of jewellery with gold or silver in India and take it out? What is the current price per gram of gold and silver?
price per gm of gold and silver in India? Could somebody tell me the current price per gram of gold and silver in India today. Is a tourist allowed to buy small items of gold or silver jewellery and take out of India
do bullion dealers buy gold and silver bars for spot price? what i mean by spot price is by the current price listed on the charts and the comex. i have ten oz bar how much would they go for
What is the best way to buy gold and silver coins in small quantities? I would like to buy only so many a month depending on the current price.
How much does copper, gold and silver cost per pound? i am doing a project and i need to know the current prices of those things per pound. i also need to know how much amethyst, diamond, ruby, emerald, and jade would be. PLEASE HELP!! thank you. :] (and please no future prices. i need to know the current ones!)
What is a good price to buy silver at? What is a really good price to buy silver at? (Like silver bars, not necessary jewelery). I want to see if I can find good deals on it but don't know the current price. ALSO DO YOU KNOW OF ANY PLACES THAT SELL SILVER OR GOLD UNDER THE MARKET VALUE?
Would you support a return to a gold backed dollar? Paper currency would still be available for day to day transactions, but the paper would be redeemable in a fixed amount of gold. This would put an end to inflation. The current fluctuation in the price of gold and silver are because it is not currently used as money by any nation. All of the currencies of the world are fiat money: money by government decree. They have no actual intrinsic value. Their perceived value is deterined by how much is printed by their central bank. The first user of newly printed currency is government. Government benefits by inflating the currency, while everyone else loses purchasing power. Money redeemable in gold will put an end to this.
In FY09-10, investing in Gold/Silver is a worth option? Will I get good return in 1-2 yrs? What is the good option to buy from? RBI/ or any other? If I want to sell, can I sell in the current market price or it will be the purchase price?
buying bullion, silver, gold. 100oz. bars pure. need help in calif, nevada, to locate or get a url with links. I reside in Nothern/Central Calif. Iam looking to locate a reputable smelter to buy/sell gold, silver bullion in 100oz. bars .999... The smelter would be able to buy/sell, bid and or ask price, NYSE or XAU index, current spot price.
The canadian Forex Rates? Is there a good website to check the current prices of gold, silver and other bullion, forex rates in canada??
The bailouts will likely crash the dollar. Can we legally "barter" with gold and silver? It's well within the limits of current technology to develop a hand-held device that -- (a) ascertains the purity and total mass of gold or silver specks encased in small, acrylic coins and, -- (b) calculates the exact dollar-value conversion. If the Citizenry simply agreed to a standard of denominations for such "coins" and for the device, does any law prohibit buyers and sellers from voluntarily accepting and using this system? ... We usually read about the fluctuation of the price of gold in dollars. Soon, we'll be reading about the fluctuation of the dollar with gold held at a certain value (such as CPI or similar). ... ======== DAR: I'm not feeling fancy. Why must you always be right? Forty 7 has the right idea, though. What reason is their in remaining loyal and accountable to a government that is neither? At some point, we face that unnerving decision Franklin struggled with: to sever ties with a King who represented centuries of tradition and defined his own identity. Even Jefferson seems to have found it difficult: Prudence indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient Causes; and accordingly all Experience hath shewn, that Mankind are more disposed to suffer, while Evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the Forms to which they are accustomed. ... ======== Crud, People!!! You're too smart for me! I can't tell if DAR or Louisgirl or Doc or ... AHHHHHH!!! This one is going to a vote! If you don't like it, sue me. ....
Free/Cheap Commodity Price Tracking Help? I want to be able to track the current prices of commodities, such as OIL, Silver, Gold, Palladium, ect... Markets such as the Dow, Nasdaq, S&P 500, and foreign markets along with currencies in as concise and condensed a format as possible for free or on the cheap. Hopefully I can get most of this information on just one page... I know someone has to do it, so I would love it if someone could tell me who. I have been looking for this information for months, but I have never found a good enough listing to really fulfill my needs. Thank you in advance!
Where to find Silver Dolphin wraparound ring? I have this really old fake silver dolphin ring. The body wraps around the finger so the head and tail are right next to each other. Does anyone know where I can find another one, for a good price? I don't want real silver! Here's a picture (it's not the best example, sorry): http://s224.photobucket.com/albums/dd271/Bethy51632/?action=view&current=Photo58.jpg It looks gold but it's silver! Thank you! [:
Are the " offset " error Washington & Adams gold dollar coins real errors or are they " man-made fakes " ? I am not a coin collector although I have recently purchased a total of 4 Morgan Silver Dollars on e-bay. Despite the fact that I have spent just a total of $ 50. for these 4 coins; I have been advised to stop purchasing any more coins on ebay. I have followed this advise but recently I observed quite a number of coins being offered on e-bay indicating that these coins ( from the Philadelphia mint ) are 2007 gold dollar " offset " error Washington & Adams coins ? Many people are bidding for these coins starting @ $ 19.95 bidding up to $ 39.95 buy it now price. I was just wondering whether these are real " error " coins or were they more possibly intentional " man-made errors " by unscrupulous sellers ? If they are real...are they considered to be collectible ?? If so, what are they valued at ?? Lastly.....in as much as my current circumstances dictate that I can't visit a coin dealer......Are there any good reputable internet sites to purchase coins from other than US Mint ?
Housing & oil bubbles bursting good for Americans because prices returning to normal? With the oil and housing bubbles bursting, prices us ordinary folk pay are returning to their lower, more natural levels? Ask your Congress person if this is true. Please tell me if it's false. The present mess is partly the fault of the Bush Admin because the SEC hasn't been doing its job. But the "investment bank crisis" has been brewing since 1913 when CONGRESS gave up its Constitutional power to "coin money and regulate the value thereof" to the bankers. In 1913 CONGRESS gave us the Federal reserve (which is not government but bankers) and the income tax. It started with paper money. Read your dollar bill, it says Federal Reserve NOTE. A note is an instrument of debt, a promise to pay, not actual payment. So we've been using IOUs to do business. In 1934 America went bankrupt. So by law, people were forced to line up at the banks and trade in their gold coins (which is real money) for paper. In 1964 the government mints took silver out of the coins. Ah, now inflation can really start. The bankers can print all the money they want, loan it into circulation. Since then the bankers have invented all manner of "investments" like "derivatives" and "hedge funds" which has resulted in a house of cards allegedly built on real estate loans. For the last 20 years that house of cards has gotten taller and shakier. Where was government oversight? Where has the Securities and Exchange Commission been? Then a few years ago CONGRESS made the bankers start loaning "sub-prime" to people who they shouldn't have loaned to, but as long as the payments were being made, the bankers were happy to collect the interest. Over the last few years the Federal Reserve (which is the bankers, not government) has kept interest rates too low. Resulting in lots of people getting adjustable rate mortgages at the bottom of the interest rate cycle. Bankers aka Federal Reserve raise the rate (to curb inflation which they created by making money out of thin air) people's payments go up, they can't afford the payments and the house of cards starts to get very shaky. Meanwhile, the last 2 years the Fed has been printing money and creating credit like crazy called inflation. On the world oil market, oil needs to be paid for by every country in "dollars". Rampant inflation means it takes more dollars to buy the barrel of oil. Lehman, which just went under, was a major "speculator" driving up oil prices. The reason oil prices have recently plunged is that their speculative bubble burst, as all bubbles will. So combine the housing bubble bursting, oil bubble bursting, we see the house of cards falling and major investment firms and insurance companies going under. Can we blame Bush? Sure, the SEC has allowed this game to continue to the breaking point. But the true culprit is CONGRESS for not at least keeping a leash on it's creation from 1913. CONGRESS is supposed to "regulate the value" of money, not the bankers. But Congress persons are so busy getting reelected every 2 years they probably never had time to actually read The Constitution. Meanwhile, people got suckered into investing 401k and IRA in the stock market, which is basically gambling with the speculative bankers. So the current mess (and it's not over yet) has been brewing for a long time and nobody in government, which is supposed to be providing oversight of their created corporations, has done their job, since forever. Maybe because the government folks have somehow benefited from . . . oh, no, that's impossible, our public servants would never . . . SELL US OUT for their own benefit . Inconceivable. :-) Anarchis, thanks for providing an important piece of the puzzle. Actual knowledge is hard to find on Y/A
Obama,MCcain or Ron Paul? Which of these 3 Candidates can lead us out of the economical hell that we are destined Ron Paul would have attempted, but i think he succeeded in letting the people know about the fed Reserve, which is not apart of our government America is money is based on a flat currency What is a fiat currency? A currency that's created and controlled by a government. In other words, it exists by government “fiat.” Using the dollar as an example, the U.S. Federal Reserve creates new dollars simply by printing them or injecting electronic “reserves” into the banking system. The supply of dollars thus depends on the decisions of our elected officials and their appointed administrators like the governors of the Fed. Why is it unevitibale that the dollar will fall? Put simply, governments are fundamentally incapable of maintaining the value of their currencies. Every leader, whether king, president or prime minister, serves at the pleasure of two powerful constituencies: Taxpayers irate about what they currently pay and violently opposed to paying more, and recipients of government help who demand vastly greater levels of spending on everything from defense, to roads, to old age pensions. Alienate either group, and the result can be an abrupt career change. So our hypothetical leader finds himself with two choices, the most obvious of which is to level with his constituents and explain that there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Taxes are the price of civilization, but government largess can consume only so much of a healthy economy’s output, so no one person or group can have all they want. This looks simple on paper, but in the real world it opens the door to challenge from rivals who have no qualms about promising whatever is necessary to gain power. Will the U.S. dollar be the first to collaspe? Yes, Why? For the past few decades, the U.S. has enjoyed an historically unique position. As the most powerful nation in an increasingly globalized world, its currency, the dollar, is in demand as a store of value. That is, investors and central banks in other countries want to hold dollars as alternatives to their own, presumably less stable currencies. This insatiable demand for dollars has handed U.S. consumers and governments a virtually unlimited credit card. And we’ve spent the past two decades maxing it out. The U.S. is now the world’s biggest debtor nation, and our current economic expansion is only possible because Japan, China, and Europe are willing to finance our trade deficit by, in effect, lending us $800 billion a year. They do this by taking the dollars we pay for their Toyotas, French wine and Chinese electronics, and using them to buy U.S. bonds and other financial assets. Add it all up, and U.S. debt now comes to about $45 trillion, or $600,000 per family of four, a clearly unsustainable burden. When our trading partners figure out that we’re no longer solvent, they’ll stop lending us money (that is, they’ll use their dollars to buy euros or yen or gold rather than U.S. bonds), and the value of the dollar will plunge. The process has already begun, with decreasing demand for dollars sending the value of the dollar down by about a third in the past three years. But this is just the beginning. So what can i do or what can i invest in? Well first you can start a petiton to abolish the Federal Resevere Second you have to invest in hard Assets such as Gold and silver The more the dollar collaspes the higher price hard assetts will be The dollar will lose exactly 90% of its value!!!!!!!!!!!!
Which President will take The U.S. out of 45 trillion dollars of debt? Answer{ no one) Ron Paul would have attempted, but i think he succeeded in letting the people know about the fed Reserve, which is not apart of our government America is money is based on a flat currency What is a fiat currency? A currency that's created and controlled by a government. In other words, it exists by government “fiat.” Using the dollar as an example, the U.S. Federal Reserve creates new dollars simply by printing them or injecting electronic “reserves” into the banking system. The supply of dollars thus depends on the decisions of our elected officials and their appointed administrators like the governors of the Fed. Why is it unevitibale that the dollar will fall? Put simply, governments are fundamentally incapable of maintaining the value of their currencies. Every leader, whether king, president or prime minister, serves at the pleasure of two powerful constituencies: Taxpayers irate about what they currently pay and violently opposed to paying more, and recipients of government help who demand vastly greater levels of spending on everything from defense, to roads, to old age pensions. Alienate either group, and the result can be an abrupt career change. So our hypothetical leader finds himself with two choices, the most obvious of which is to level with his constituents and explain that there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Taxes are the price of civilization, but government largess can consume only so much of a healthy economy’s output, so no one person or group can have all they want. This looks simple on paper, but in the real world it opens the door to challenge from rivals who have no qualms about promising whatever is necessary to gain power. Will the U.S. dollar be the first to collaspe? Yes, Why? For the past few decades, the U.S. has enjoyed an historically unique position. As the most powerful nation in an increasingly globalized world, its currency, the dollar, is in demand as a store of value. That is, investors and central banks in other countries want to hold dollars as alternatives to their own, presumably less stable currencies. This insatiable demand for dollars has handed U.S. consumers and governments a virtually unlimited credit card. And we’ve spent the past two decades maxing it out. The U.S. is now the world’s biggest debtor nation, and our current economic expansion is only possible because Japan, China, and Europe are willing to finance our trade deficit by, in effect, lending us $800 billion a year. They do this by taking the dollars we pay for their Toyotas, French wine and Chinese electronics, and using them to buy U.S. bonds and other financial assets. Add it all up, and U.S. debt now comes to about $45 trillion, or $600,000 per family of four, a clearly unsustainable burden. When our trading partners figure out that we’re no longer solvent, they’ll stop lending us money (that is, they’ll use their dollars to buy euros or yen or gold rather than U.S. bonds), and the value of the dollar will plunge. The process has already begun, with decreasing demand for dollars sending the value of the dollar down by about a third in the past three years. But this is just the beginning. So what can i do or what can i invest in? Well first you can start a petiton to abolish the Federal Resevere Second you have to invest in hard Assets such as Gold and silver The more the dollar collaspes the higher price hard assetts will be The dollar will lose exactly 90% of its value!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you see 2009 and beyond to be a blessing or a curse to the world? 2009 is the decline of the global economy. Almost all stress will stem from that...divorces, arguments, thefts, murders, suicides, protests. The current world will live in will not take well to losing it's money. Some good will come out of it though...those that help out of the kindness of their hearts (not mandatory service), families growing closer than ever before.... Struggling people will turn to crime to make ends meet. People hurt by these crimes will (foolishly) cause a public outcry for more police. We will get it. Financial system will take some more shocks, and will experience wild fluctuations during the summer.for the DOW's low at 6,200 before the years end, but when all this easy money needs a place to go it will lift the dow right back up, possibly as high as 9,500 by the yars end. Inflation will really hit hard at the end of Q3 ( I'm talking hyperinflation, and widespread shortages of important items) Gold and silver market will tighten, but somehow the manipulation will manage to continue and the "Official price" of these two metals will continue to under preform our expectations. And Comex regulators will start arresting innocent investors for trying to take delivery, calling them market manipulators. Worldwide, investors will stray from the paper markets, and this will pick up speed towards the end of the year as horror stories of American gov't market intervention crop up more and more around the world. Faith in the American dollar will plummet probably as China and Russia both simultaneously announce plans to cease all purchases and begin quick liquidation of all Dollars and Treasuries.... THE CURSE- Will be the ones who continue to reject Jesus Christ The BLESSING- Will be the ones who finally give there heart to the LORD And you?
Here's a dumb question about our federal reserve.? Ok, I'm trying to fully understand this current economic situation; I'm about to go into panic mode from listening to my fellow Americans talk about how this is the end of America, and how if China, Russia, and North Korea could take us over right now if they want to, because we have no money to fight back and build weapons. Here's the question. Isn't are dollar backed by silver and gold? What keeps us from trading our dollars in for such high priced precious metals? Then in return selling it for more than what it cost to trade for. I'm not sure if anyone understands my question? Is America extremely vulnerable right to being taken over, and becoming a third world country?
What would the average retail price be for '98 Camry with consideration to options etc? Ok. So I was in an accident this last Friday and I want to make sure that when my car is appraised that I'm actually getting a fair price. I'm hoping that by asking this question I could get some answers from either someone who currently sells cars at a car lot of some sort, or someone who used to sell cars at a car lot, or someone who just knows a LOT about this stuff, so here's everything I would consider pertinent to the price of the car if I would've sold it myself (I've looked at a lot of used cars private party before): 1998 Maroon (Dark Red) Camry LE, 4D (not the V6) It has about 102,000miles on it, and 75% of the last 13,000miles were highway (driving from Spokane, WA to Seattle, WA) It came with all of the standard factory options, it's additional options are: Gold package (it has the gold emblems instead of the silver) Fog Lights Moon roof that slides and tilts (and has sun/wind reflector cover) Alloy Wheels Mud Flaps The upgraded entertainment package which includes AM/FM radio, cassette, Single CD player, 6 speakers (I believe 4 are regular and 2 are tweeters, but it's all manufacture Toyota stuff) Toyota VIP Security System (I have the beeper for it) Other additional information I would include would be that I have 4 Yokohama iG20 snow tires for it which have only had one season and the current tires are all weather and still in good condition. I have ALL the owner's manuals (the owner manual, supp owner manual part 1&2, the VIP owner manual). I also have a Haynes Repair Manual for it. The spare tire is still intact. Before I bought it in Feb 2008, the car had only had one owner (ie I'm the second owner) and it has a clean title, all of which can be verified by carfax. I have kept a record of all the oil changes it has had since I bought it in Feb 08, it had 85,456 when I bought it, I changed the oil at 90,989 in Aug 08, I changed it at 94,917 in Jan 09, I changed it at 98,895 on May 15, 09. Also, on May 15, 2009, I had a TON of tune-up/service work done. The spark plugs were replaced (iridium plug, dual tip), the fuel filter was replaced, the air filter was replaced, some sort of wires were replaced, the invoice sheet says Tailor Mag Cor Wires, it has a Minor tune up of Electronic Ignition, the transmission fluid was replaced, it says Belt ALT which I would assume means the Alternator belt was replaced?, it says Belt STG which I would assume means the steering belt was replaced?, the timing belt was replaced, the engine front oil seals were replaced which I believe includes the camshaft and crankshaft oil seals, the water pump was replaced, and the antifreeze/coolant was changed. I have the invoice for all of this and the receipt showing I paid for it; the total ended up being $1053.26. As far as it's interior and exterior condition, I would obviously shampoo the carpets and clean everything if i was selling it, but I'm not sure if the appraiser will take that into consideration, the drivers side carpet has a fair amount of dirt stains due to the fact that the car was missing the floor mats when I bought it and I spend my winters in muddy, sandy, snowing Spokane, WA. However I have no idea how much of that would come out. Other than that the interior is in good condition for it's age. The exterior shows some minor wear and tear, the driver door was keyed but it's not too bad, very light and superficial, I have one fairly bad scrape with a dent, someone at the University obviously scraped me while parking, however, I would estimate no more than $500 repair, other than that the only other exterior issues are two small dings in the windshield and some teeny, tiny paint dings on the front and hood area just from lots of highway driving and driving on sanded roads. Speaking of sanded and salted roads, while the roads were salty and sandy here in Spokane this last winter I took my car in to be washed, with an undercarriage wash about every other week. Oh, I also have a set of regular tire chains with some rust on them, but they're still good, only used them this last season, oh, and I would include a set of jumper cables. I have 1 clicker for the alarm system and I believe I have at least 4 sets of keys to the car. In my humble and biased opinion, the car is worth at LEAST $7,000, I mean, I paid 6,030 for it back in Feb 08, but that's because I had cash on hand and the guy selling from a small used car lot it thought it was a CE, not an LE (which it is, a Toyota dealership verified based on the VIN) and the guy didn't realize it had only had one owner. They had their listing price as $7,995. Truly, I want my car to be fixed and not declared a total loss, but that's going to be difficult considering both the airbags deployed. However, it seems that the only non-structural damage (ie the front bumper destroyed, the hood slightly crumpled) the only damage they think is sustained is a broken windshield washer reservoir. So, if ANYONE can help me figure out ho
Got some coins, what's total value? Alright so I have some coins, and don't know the current value and don't feel like eBaying it so I have - Pennies from (1944-46 were Shellcase Pennies) - 1925, 1938, 1944(x4), 1945(x3) Silver Pennies (also known as Steel Cent) from - 1943(x4) Silver Nickel from 1944 US 5 Cent Postage Stamp, Roosevelt with quote - "Freedom of speech and Religion from Want and Fear" (sort of random but I got it...) An Alcatraz Coin (mostly just a souvenier) Half Dollars from - 1971, 1979, 190, 1997, and 2000 Silver Dollars from - 1979(x2) Gold Dollars from - 2000(x2) American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coins from - 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007 Silver 100 Dollar Bill from 2005 made out of Bullion, .999 Pure Silver, Condition is Proof Just curious on what price is, thanks in advance
horse racing,RIPON saturday,and a double,any thoughts guys? hi gang,i have been scanning and a small conspiracy theory is appearing,First,(THEBES 4-35 ripon - saturday) what an almighty chance this horse has on saturday,pulled out of the (wilfred) for this very much easier option.WILL be backed,so really need to take a price early as poss.11-1 or above is a gift from heaven.part two is (NORTHERN FLING - AYR GOLD CUP) just for the record,(NORTHERN FLING) was a close 3rd in last years ripon race (cathederal) 4-35 ripon,off a mark of 100.82 now, that is the race (THEBES) will be contesting on saturday.SO,(NORTHERN FLING) could of easily taken the ripon route,significent he hasn't.His next declared race is the (AYR GOLD CUP) - on the 19th sept,he could of easily contested and won a sprint of his current mark 82 down from 100 before (GOLD CUP) day to get the rating he requires,95 - 98 bottom weight on average.so why is he declared for the (GOLD CUP THEN?) SIMPLE, that isn't his intended target,the (AYR SILVER CUP) is.this is for the horses that carn't get into the proper race,so a consolation race is for the remainder that qualify.of a mark of 82 he will carry a very low weight in the (AYR SILVER CUP) one thing is for certain the (AYR GOLD CUP) wasn't his intended target the (AYR SILVER CUP IS) you cannot declare yourself for the (SILVER CUP) and DANDY totally knows this,ie (conspiracy) SO the recomended bets are.(THEBES 4-35 ripon) sat,MAX,MAX bet advised,e/w play when poss guys,and also a DOUBLE. (THEBES 4-35 saturday) and (NORTHERN FLING - AYR SILVER CUP) you will need to place the double on at the bookies guys,REMEMBER guys this is not a science,just advice and pointers,i will get stuck into theses though,GREAT LOOK gang,you never know,cheers gang scally CHEERS me old mucka,des thebes pulled away from the field from the front and won by 6L OFF 93 5 RUNS PREVIOUS,running of the same mark again.CHAT LATER DES CHEERS M8Y SCALLY ALERT ALERT! lay sting i think,THEBES 19-1 noway,BE very cautious guys,this horse should not be anywhere near this price,its like he will be running with three legs,and they know it. (11am - 19-1) for the record he also will be running in the gold cup,off his current mark that will get him into the (silver cup) 2lb off top weight.the FRANKOMETER is going wild,so just keeping you informed gang,cheers scally. into 14-1 15.39pm AYR BOUND guys,(northern fling) and (THEBES) northern-defo (silver) dont think (thebes) will get in the gold off 93. so looks like topish weight (-4lb) in the (silver) and if none of this happens,you will be able to visit scally in his padded cell,cheers guys for all the responses,its what answers gang is all about N1 DES. cheers jaq,and the the gang. scally.(did two horses really know more than the remaining field) Mmm
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Is it a coincidence that the abolition of the gold standard led to the rampant inflation of recent decades? http://oregonstate.edu/cla/polisci/faculty-research/sahr/sumprice.pdf Look at this chart of price levels from the 1600s to the present. Prior to World War II, there were a few periods of inflation (the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War, World War I), but each time the price level adjusted back to the historical norm. However, once FDR abolished the gold standard for American citizens (and outlawed private ownership of gold; investing in gold only became legal around 1970), the process of inflation began. Once the last vestiges of the gold standard were abolished by Nixon in 1971, prices basically quadrupled over the next 3 decades and have continued to rise. One silver lining of the current depression has been that we had a few quarters of price deflation (although not monetary deflation) for the first time in the lifetimes of most Americans. However, prices have already begun to rise once again, as the Federal Reserve has stepped into action with an unprecedented rate of monetary inflation. It seems that we are going to go from a deflationary recession into an inflationary depression far worse than the inflationary depression of the 1970s and early 1980s (of course, the "mainstream" of economics has never been able to explain inflationary depressions or inflationary recessions, but that has yet to convince them to abandon their false theories and look for an alternative theory of economics which actually explains the real world rather than just contrived justifications for policies governments want to pursue anyways).
what are the current prices of gold, silver, and platinum? i need to know for a science project. if u could give me straight answers as well as a website that would be amazinzg!
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