US GiverMINT - UHR are now $1445.00 each
 

on the way to $2445 soon.


GOLD sure beats the 1% INTEREST on savings acoounts!

Tee Tee tee

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wow. really sheds some light on how cheap and affordable gold was for a while. hopefully not a lot are :banghead:

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Love the BABY bird in the AVATAR - looks like a 24 carat KEEPER

Yep - the first ones were around $1100 - same as a spot bullion coin now.

My how things change in a few months!

Tee:2in1::2in1::2in1::2in1::2in1: Tee tee heh heh heh

two for the price of ONE pretty soon! :111::111:

buy 25 or more...

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UHR = thing of beauty.

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Glad I bought one allready.

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Yep, got a few too.

Slabbed a few too.

But I sure love the BOXED ones too - book & all.

Can't imagine trading two LOUSE SPOUSE(S) for ONE UHR - the coin that St. Gaudens really really really wanted to make.

Hell, they have two EXACT copies of the recent one that good ole St. Gaudens made in 1907 - in the Nation's Atic - the SMITHSONIAN - of the 18 he made and destroyed 16 in the 1937 melt down.

Funny thing is that the folks asking for their 100 ounce good delivery bars are now getting those 90% 1937 melt down bars that FDR stole from the hard working Americans as a redistribute the wealth program - nothing new under the sun is there?

:tongue_ma: ranting... :111:

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Well, I guess I got a deal at $1289!

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I had to dig for him through a few pages of avatars. Im definitely hanging on to this one.

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Me too - I have my slabs safely in their boxes............with book and all! :wink:

Thats the coin I saw as a 12 year old kid and loved - its why I had to have one..........

The only other recent gold coin that, IMO, that comes close is the Lunar Golden Dragon coin....with the proof Buffalo in third place!

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Where did you hear this? Do you have a link? Thanks.


Looks like my 2009 Buffalo Proof could be $1500 by the 29th. I'll still get it.

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hey HS i have 5 uhr . i open one one them an the other 4 are still close the way they came will that make them higher in price

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James Turk wrote about the deliveries a few months ago on KITCO.COM.

Search his writings. The 90% gold melt bars are from the 1930s and they are OLD and COPPER looking.

I'd love to have one - that way I can have all the OLDEST SAINTS (1929 - 1930 -1931- 1932 - & rare one 1933) all melted into ONE bar.

http://www.rapidtrends.com/2008/10/1...rnate-reality/

http://www.financialsense.com/Market...2009/0713.html

* Quote: 22 Carat Coin Melt: Interestingly, anecdotal reports began surfacing around the world in recent years that gold bars of less than .995 fineness have been appearing with increasing regularity. It is also a matter of historical fact that the U.S. sovereign gold reserve is understood to be the world’s largest repository of gold less than .995 fineness; resulting from President Roosevelt’s gold confiscation back in 1933. Circulating gold coins were struck in 22 carat gold – the addition of hardening alloys gave the coins more durability. Could this twisted / ambiguous verbiage be the means by which Sovereign U.S. coin melt [22 Carat gold] was / is being mobilized in an attempt to satiate growing international demand for gold bullion?


If such were the case, that would necessarily imply that the U.S. Treasury / and the private Federal Reserve [they are one and the same, aren’t they?] have “swapped” their less than .995 fineness gold, eh?


Interestingly, back in October, 1997, James Turk reported;


“We now have more evidence that all may not be well in Fort Knox. Many thanks go to Bill Rummel of Charleston, South Carolina for bringing the following to my attention.

The US Treasury quietly made a subtle change to its weekly reports of the US International Reserve Position, which includes the US Gold Reserve. This change was first made on May 14th. The differences can be seen by comparing the report’s old format release on May 8th to the new format used the following week. Here are the links:
http://www.treas.gov/press/releases/...1342179779.htm http://www.treas.gov/press/releases/...1738291821.htm

Note the additional description of gold provided in the new reporting format. It says the US Gold Reserve is 261.499 million ounces and importantly, that the gold is now reported “including gold deposits and, if appropriate, gold swapped” [emphasis added].

This description provides clear evidence that the US Gold Reserve is in play. Gold has been removed from US Treasury vaults and placed on deposit, presumably in the couple of bullion banks the Treasury has selected to assist with its gold price capping efforts.

Gold placed on deposit gets loaned out by these bullion banks, and then sold into the spot market to try capping the gold price. The same thing happens with swaps, but the vague language in the note to the Treasury reports makes it uncertain whether they are in fact being used at the moment.


When the Crimex CUPBOARD runs bare; we'll have NOT a BEAR -

but both a physical default and a paper settlement - at a 1/10th the physical price.

HS forecast. :signs14::Surrender::36_1_32v:

The Crimex runs like a FRACTIONAL RESERVE bank they only have a small FRACTION of what they are supposed to have and hold -

just like the old FORT they called KNOX - but now called PAPER TIGER FORT!