gold....GOLD!!!! GOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
michael
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OH MY closed almost at 480 today
my my my my my my my my
are you a buyer of generic gold coinage?? say nice looking eye appealling ms63 64 65?? saints?/ indians??
other??
are you a buyer of better date gold coinage?? c and d mints in nice xf au?? nice choice xf to au three dollar gold 1854 74 78?? and better dates?? like civil war era 1858 1877?? the early 1880's??
how about proof gold coinage?? cameos?? brilliant or matte?? nice sivil war proof gold coinage 1861-65? cameo even better or how about pre civil war proof gold coinage nicely cameoed?? or how about a sexy three dollar gold proof coin ?? certainly beautiful and unusual!!
or are you a buyer of proof or ms gold bullion american eagles?? quarter half tenth ounce??
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
will we see gold at $500 by years end?? $650 by the end of 2006??
my my my my my my my my
are you a buyer of generic gold coinage?? say nice looking eye appealling ms63 64 65?? saints?/ indians??
other??
are you a buyer of better date gold coinage?? c and d mints in nice xf au?? nice choice xf to au three dollar gold 1854 74 78?? and better dates?? like civil war era 1858 1877?? the early 1880's??
how about proof gold coinage?? cameos?? brilliant or matte?? nice sivil war proof gold coinage 1861-65? cameo even better or how about pre civil war proof gold coinage nicely cameoed?? or how about a sexy three dollar gold proof coin ?? certainly beautiful and unusual!!
or are you a buyer of proof or ms gold bullion american eagles?? quarter half tenth ounce??
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
will we see gold at $500 by years end?? $650 by the end of 2006??
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That all seems contradictory to me.
through the hype and is based on reality. In any case the demise of gold, just a short week ago was greatly
exagerrated.
roadrunner
gold is money and has been over 3500 years and always will be or at least in my lifetime and that is all that matters to me once i am gone you are all on your own
i think gold has a glitter
and i think even better are pre 1933 gold coins be it choice unc 1924 1927 1928 saints proof civil war gold coins cameoed and choice proof or 1880's low mintage three dollar gold in choice au or ten indians in choice unc or even superb gem unc lib quarter eagles to classic head gold coins in au
you cant devalue the above
paper and promises you can
we have seen it before
<< <i>are you a buyer of generic gold coinage?? say nice looking eye appealling ms63 64 65?? saints?/ indians?? >>
NO, BUT, the gold Eagles look terrific,
not to mention the SAEs and the plats.
YES if you pick and choose carefully
and if as per your above statement it is a pcgs/ngc au58 monster slider great eye appeal 1883 three dollar gold or the same coin but 1860 date then you had better believe i would want these two specific three dollar gold coins!!!! as a short term hold and EVEN BETTER YET!! as a long term hold
READ THE BELOW and buy the above or others like it like in my first post on this thread and you will do okie in my opinion time will tell though
No such thing as "invest" anymore....but it will take another 5 years or so to prove that fact to John Q. Public. "Investment" will have a whole new meaning by 2010.
By the above I meant that what most believe to be "sound" investment stategies today, esp. those
churned forth from the mainstream media, 401k's, financial advisors, wall street, etc., will be turned topsy turvy in the following years. Things that no one considered as sound places to stick their money will all of a sudden become the "right" thing to do. People will be cursing the fact that they were hoodwinked by today's financial talking heads. The entire herd of baby boomers cannot all magically retire on their housing and stock profits over the next 20 years. What seems so right today will be proven oh soooo wrong down the road. It's the nature of investing. And since we've turned into a full fiat society since 1971 with a highly leveraged and manipulated economy, one could argue that there are no true investments today, all are forms of speculation pushed by the herd mentality. In the end, the herd always gets it wrong if they stay together too long....and history shows herds always overstay the party.
roadrunner
Look at housing, fcol!
Check out my current listings: https://ebay.com/sch/khunt/m.html?_ipg=200&_sop=12&_rdc=1
Jones blows a nimbus formation of smoke & comments, "Ooo-wee!"
Lyman Enders Knowles grabs his a$s and utters, "Yes yes!"
My favorite literary comic bit players stand at attention for those two.
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
$20 Saint Gaudens Registry Set
when will it hit 500????
AND MOST IMPORTANTLY WHEN IS THE NEXT BREAK OUT LEVEL??
will you yes YOU!! consider the purchase of a better date three dollar gold piece in choice unc??
Don't let them fool you! Take physical possession of your gold. When the bottom falls out, they will never deliver and you will be left holding the bag.
and was beginning to wonder if I was really stupid for doing so. $125 return on $650 in only 2 months was a nice little boost. They were as low as $450 or so a few years back when gold was starting to lift off from $320/oz. Now those were the days (lol).
The public is still totally unaware of gold and PM's. Wait until they get into the act. Usually when too many people start to bad mouth a "speculation" that's just about the time it turns. That applys to the US Dollar index, stocks, PM's, etc. They have a mind of their own
in the short term no matter what the financials tend to indicate. In other words, you can go broke before being proved right. It just pays to be on the right side of the longer term trend and then pull a little off the table when the tend breaks.
roadrunner
From Bloomberg:
The announcement by the U.S. Federal Reserve on Nov. 10 that it would stop reporting data on the broadest measure of the money supply, or M3, triggered gold's rally this week, said James Turk, founder of Jersey, British Channel Islands-based GoldMoney.com, which allows people to make payments in gold rather than currencies.
``Not reporting M3 is the equivalent of General Motors not reporting how many cars it produces,'' Turk said. ``The misstep will only hasten the rush out of dollars into the safety and security of gold.''