Gold Buying Contributing To Criminality?
 

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Makes sense, I have often wondered where all the recycle gold is going.
There is a huge amount of it, and it's probably not being made into ear rings.:signs14:

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That whole video is just speculation based on anecdotal evidence.

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Oh I agree with you, it diden't get my attention till the end when he said right out what I have been thinking for a while now.
Is this a plan to remove a lot of the the gold from the population, and where's it all going?

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I've often wondered if and how much these "mail us your gold" entities are utilized as a fencing method. Not the same as showing your face and ID at say the local pawn shop.

2c, R.

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Criminals contribute to criminality.

Gold is an innocent bystander.

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Makes sense to me. Another way wealth is transferred from hard working folks. Why should TPTB try and take our gold directly, just let all the criminals do the hard work. Smart bastards...:36_1_28:

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We saw a lot of this in the run up in the seventy-nine-eighty run.

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There is no one person "on top of the pyramid" accumulating all of the gold from the American public. The chain is as follows:

Mrs. Joe 6 Pack brings old, broken, out of style jewelery into local jeweler/buyer. She sells it for cash. Local jeweler accumulates a few days of buys, maybe a weeks worth, depending on volume. Local jeweler/buyer sells it to a local wholesaler for quick a turnover profit. Local jeweler/buyer takes his cash back to the store to buy more gold.

Local intermediary accumulates large amounts and sends to a refiner. refiner processes the metal, pays the local wholesaler, then sells the refined gold to one of the banks who can market gold onto the COMEX where anyone can buy a contract.

That's it, there is no Rothschild sitting somewhere accumulating all the scrap gold from America.

What he says about jewelers and buyers not following the local laws is true though.