Went to the gold store today
Posted March 2nd, 2008 by tog2476
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I talked to the guy at the counter, looking for advice. He told me that you can buy up to 24 ounces of gold with no paper trail. I said you can buy about $24,000 of gold and not have to fill out any forms. He said yes that is correct. Now if you go to the bank and take out or deposit $9001.00, you have to fill out a form. How is this possible. Could it be true, now that I see the post about gold buying and how it could be a set up for the fall. Is it possible this is why the ability to buy mass amounts of gold has essentially no paper trail? If you "only" buy about $24,000 worth? If not, I think no paper trail for that amount is something that people should take advantage of if they can. Keep up the great work everyone.
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let me ask you a question
What is the difference between
$1.00
$24,000 and
$1 Million
When none of them are real? Numbers backed by nothing, no matter the sum, are still only numbers.
Buy the gold, buy the silver. They are real. Be glad that the guy who owns the store is still willing to trade worthless paper for silver and gold.
B/S
B/S
So do it in smaller increments.
I'll try my best not to envy those that can buy 24 oz of gold at a pop.
I was always told it was
I was always told it was 10,000.