What If Everyone in the World Wanted a 1-oz Gold Coin?

Gold is a rich man's piece of jewelry. Not much value, if you think about it, other than to give someone a nice piece to wear. Look at silver. It's about the most incredible metal on he planet, due to it's many practical and industrial uses. Hold a one once gold coin in your right hand, and a one once silver coin in the other. One cost $1,010.00 and the other, $16. You can afford the $16, and the chances of it's value doubling to $32 is far more favorable than gold going to $2,020.......wouldn't you say? There is less physical silver in the world today because when it is used in an industrial application, it's used up, spent, gone. Gold just sits in a jewelry case and collects dust. It wouldn't take much of a "poor man's" move to precious metals to send silver to the moon.

That's how we got in this mess in the first place.

What's nuts about these figures to me is the 90/10 rule of the elite. I'm not a math whiz, but if there's 300 families who control 90% of the gold, how much is left for the the rest of us?

Government would confiscate .999 pure coins and bars from everyone, melt it down, mix it with a base metal, keep half of it for themselves, and distribute the balance to the public, and then remind them at the next election what they just gave out to them.

lead nicely wrapped by a thin coating of copper. I know for a fact that there's plenty of this "metal" to go around!

People who claim that there is not enough gold demonstrate that they don't understand economics.

First of all, people want a lot more things than gold. They want houses, they want clothing, they want automobiles and they want food. They need gasoline, they need electricity and they need many other services. Gold is just a way to store wealth. Silver is another way. Real estate is another. We don't need enough gold to for everyone to convert all their wealth into.

That said, as more people begin to understand economics, as the scales drop of their eyes after years in the public (government) schools and the propaganda of the media, there will be in increase in the demand for gold. As demand increase, the price of gold will increase. Silver is an economic substitute for gold, so people will gravitate toward silver, which in turn will cause a rise in the price of silver. These increases in the value of monetary commodities will stimulate the production of more gold and more silver. This increase will drive prices down to some degree.

Yes, gold and silver are going to be valued at a whole lot more dollars than what they used to be. The old $20 gold piece may be a $1000 or even a $2000 coin. This just demonstrates how the value of the dollar has been stolen by the Federal Reserve and our politicians. Gold has maintained its value through the centuries.

The alternative to a return to gold backed money is a continuation of the thievery we have suffered under for almost a century. Don't listen to the criminals who tell us that there isn't enough gold.

A multi-precious metal standard so that there will be enough money to go around this means Gold, Silver, Platinum Palladium, Rhodium and Copper...if I'm missin any please let me know....

Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God. I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death.”
– Patrick Henry, speech to the Virginia Convention

One of the things that really disgusts me? The false value placed on materials and accepted by the general populace out of ignorance.

Take diamonds for example, carbon is the most common element on the planet.
Diamonds is not rare not even remotely rare, if people knew how common it was it would be almost worthless. Perfect, flawless diamond can be manufactured cheaply and is completely impossible to determine if it was man made or dug up outside of how perfect they are. It will almost always have a value due to its industrial uses, but the exorbitant prices it demands are nothing but and illusion by those who control the market.

Gold is no different it can be made, in fact it can be grown in water using the right frequencies and wavelengths propagated through the water. Granted this take some rather high tech gear but the process of doing so is known. That is one of the ways to make it there is more.

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The Abuse of Greatness is when it disjoins remorse from power. - Shakespeare