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honestinjun

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  1. honestinjun

    SVB Fail

    The Federal Reserve always was a New World Order foreign belligerent occupational government. It’s weapon, economic wars. You are their enemy.
  2. honestinjun

    SVB Fail

    THAT'S why you don't put liberals in charge of monetary policy. They know nothing of human nature and insist on believing that people will sublimate their own needs for the good of mankind. ALSO Funny that SVB paid all executive bonuses right before it was shuttered. Gold might actually hit $3,000 this year if the Fed and Gold suppressors are not careful.
  3. At a population of 5.5 million residents (permanent and visiting) and 200 metric tonnes of gold, Singapore has roughly 1.2 oz t of gold per resident. China reportedly has 2010 tonnes, or about 65 million oz t of gold. At a population of 1.4 billion, that's only 0.05 oz t per person. So if you as an individual have at least a couple of ounces of gold, you'll be well positioned to compete with world governments when everything collapses. How long has it been since the Bank of England bought ANY gold? https://www.asianinvestor.net/article/singapore-central-bank-lifts-gold-holdings-by-30/483535
  4. I recall a story 8 years ago about a collector who stacked Kruggerands. He ordered some new Krugs and was comparing his new order with some of his older stock. He noticed the "tint" on his new Krugs swayed more to the "greenish" side than some of his older coins. He took them to have them tested. Turned out the copper ratio in his new coins was a lot higher than his older coins. He made a big stink about it. Can't remember how it ended Kruggerands are 91.67% gold. Personally I wouldn't buy them. Double Eagles are even lower at 90% but at least they have some historical significance. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-06/perth-mint-gold-doping-china-cover-up-four-corners/102048622
  5. LOL I live in a mansion and still eat Lidl beans (that's how I got the mansion
  6. In alchemy, gold was believed to be the most perfect metal, and the alchemists believed that it could be used to transmute base metals into gold, as well as to create an elixir of immortality.
  7. I heard the sound of clinking gold coming from my closet. I slowly opened the door and was greeted by a skeletal figure clutching a bag full of gold coins.....
  8. If you're new to collecting gold coins, you may be wondering what the best coins to start with are. I get this question a lot. Share your experiences and recommendations for coins that are easy to find, affordable, and have potential for appreciation. What are the best gold coins for beginners to collect?
  9. It will last as long as they can keep creating currency from nothing but promises and digital entries into their fake accounting system which is about as transparent as a Boris Johnson tax return.
  10. CBDC is just another kind of data ledger system, but with some potentially ugly strings attached: instead of your local bank keeping track of your transactions, all that data will go to the Bank of England. They will become the central clearing house for all non-cash financial transactions -- and the big banks are loving it! The issue is privacy. Right now, only the HRMC and police have the power to examine your personal financial history, but only in the context of a criminal investigation or tax law violation (at least it used to be). But with CBDC, your entire financial history is just setting out there for anyone in govt. to peruse without legal safeguards (like a court order). And you just know its all gonna end up in the hands of some third-party data broker. No, the govt. is not going to force you to use CBDC ... they won't have to. But the big banks and big corporations most definitely will. And big media will be out there selling it to young & dumb 20-30 somethings who can't take a dump without clicking some app on their precious SmartPhones! These Tesla-driving-soy-boy-mask-Karens will be the early adopters of CBDC, singing its praises as the greatest thing since Pop Tarts ... just as they all lined up to get their clot-shots while threatening internment for those who didn't. Here's how I think this thing will play out: 1. The pre-rollout sales pitch by big media. 2. Focus group studies to identify pockets of stubborn non-conformity and how to deal with them. 3. Instil a false sense of security by telling people they'll still be able to use cards, cash, checks, etc. 4. Major retailers will proclaim their support. 5. Full rollout & activation. After a few years, expect to see fewer and fewer venues accepting cash payment or limit cash transactions to a single automated checkout lane. The UK will move towards CBDC by social pressure, not govt. force.
  11. honestinjun

    Random Rant

    "Bankers bonuses: NatWest reveals profits to £5.1bn last year" Criminals of the highest order.
  12. Let me translate this into non-satanic language, it means your digital pounds will have an expiry date, and can only be used for what they allow you to use them for. In other words, it's worthless scrip, not money. Watch the zombies and sheeple walk into this eyes wide shut. Keep stacking and hold till you die. Injun.
  13. honestinjun

    Gold Premiums

    Where, where is the Krug for spot?
  14. Yes there used to be quite a few 1904's around but even these are becoming hard (and expensive) to get hold of.
  15. My 1879 Liberty Double Eagle - Philadelphia Mint - 207,600 produced. I am often in awe looking at this gold time machine. A true survivor.
  16. The Fed came into being in 1913. What cost 2 cents then, now cost a dollar. An ounce of gold cost $20.63. An oz of gold now costs $1800. As the 'mercans say 'go figure'.
  17. Why do people have to make this more complicated than it is? Over the last 30 years the price of gold has risen 1400%. In the last 50 years, the dollar has lost 85% of its value - not rocket science!
  18. It's back. 1898/1893? Now weighing 22g! Yours for £500 - do ya feel lucky? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404039147021?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D1110006%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20200818142401%26meid%3De28b85daff1f49ac8dd22f1aea213f23%26pid%3D101124%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D404025277957%26itm%3D404039147021%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D2563228%26algv%3DDefaultOrganicWeb&_trksid=p2563228.c101124.m2109
  19. My time is too valuable to waste with someone who thinks currency is money. Goodnight.
  20. Man I'm glad I don't have you as a financial adviser. Gold is a store of value because it is not subject to the inflationary pressures that fiat currencies are. Since 1913, the US dollar has lost 96% of its value. Over the last 20 years, inflation in the US has eaten away 57% of the dollar's purchasing power. Compare that to gold.
  21. How can the USD, or any other fiat, be a store of value when it is backed by absolutely nothing and can be printed ad infinitum?
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