$2500 after Jimmy Carter style double digit inflation under a democrat president.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Such a large difference of opinion , I had no idea gold was as high as it is right now , the last time I checked , which was about 5 yrs ago I guess, I think it was around 4-5 hundie /oz .
I also did not know that our currency was no longer backed gold .
The electonics industry will need/use it less due to rising costs, they find a sub or just a different way to make proccesors, etc, period. The industry vaults up supplies however. $860 (not accounting for inflation, using today's dolla).
<< <i>Just for fun, what is your guess of the price of gold, in USD, for January 1st, 2010.
I'll say $1850/ounce >>
$350 a ton.
I know of several sites that might help you out with your prediction of $1850/ounce and you can have some "fun" with them, I just don't like your commodity state of mind in the coin forums.
Pork bellies anyone? Ray >>
Coins are not made from porkbellies, Ray. They would most likely smell within a day of striking, unless of course they were made from pork jerky.
<< <i>Just for fun, what is your guess of the price of gold, in USD, for January 1st, 2010.
I'll say $1850/ounce >>
$350 a ton.
I know of several sites that might help you out with your prediction of $1850/ounce and you can have some "fun" with them, I just don't like your commodity state of mind in the coin forums.
Pork bellies anyone? Ray >>
Coins are not made from porkbellies, Ray. They would most likely smell within a day of striking, unless of course they were made from pork jerky. >>
Coins are also made from copper, zinc, silver and several other metals. I'm not here to predict what my "coins" will be worth in the near future, I like the designs and history....put a price on that.
<< <i>I just came back from 2010 using my time machine. The closing price on Jan 1, 2010 was $1203.79 for an ounce of gold.
Thanks,
Chris >>
Actually correct! But since time travel was involved, perturbations bifurcated the continuum and spawned the timeline that we are currently in. THANKS, CHRIS!
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Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
I also did not know that our currency was no longer backed gold .
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<< <i>Just for fun, what is your guess of the price of gold, in USD, for January 1st, 2010.
I'll say $1850/ounce >>
$350 a ton.
I know of several sites that might help you out with your prediction of $1850/ounce and you can have some "fun" with them, I just don't like your commodity state of mind in the coin forums.
Pork bellies anyone?
Ray >>
Coins are not made from porkbellies, Ray. They would most likely smell within a day of striking, unless of course they were made from pork jerky.
–John Adams, 1826
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<< <i>Just for fun, what is your guess of the price of gold, in USD, for January 1st, 2010.
I'll say $1850/ounce >>
$350 a ton.
I know of several sites that might help you out with your prediction of $1850/ounce and you can have some "fun" with them, I just don't like your commodity state of mind in the coin forums.
Pork bellies anyone?
Ray >>
Coins are not made from porkbellies, Ray. They would most likely smell within a day of striking, unless of course they were made from pork jerky. >>
Coins are also made from copper, zinc, silver and several other metals.
I'm not here to predict what my "coins" will be worth in the near future, I like the designs and history....put a price on that.
Ray
Gold 1100 / oz
Silver 40.00
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A steep sell off and gradual recovery are likely. I think it will break $1000 and settle back a little by the end of next year.
$1600 range by 2010.
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<< <i>$1350. It would be neat if someone remembers to resurrect this thread on Jan 1, 2010.
I've resurrected this thread.
Some very good guesses.
Mine was a bit too high but I'm sure it will get there eventually.
Official Kitco Jan 1 2010 close was $1096.50 USD per ounce.
"“Those who sacrifice liberty for security/safety deserve neither.“(Benjamin Franklin)
"I only golf on days that end in 'Y'" (DE59)
Quite a few people almost hit the nail on the head...very impressive!
And what do our winners get?!?
<< <i>Lets see... Bush is out... better economy probably...
$450-500oz. >>
HAHAHA wow were you wrong on the econmy thing
<< <i>Quite a few people almost hit the nail on the head...very impressive!
And what do our winners get?!? >>
I thought someone was going to point that out to me
All I can say is nobody got it exact ($1096.50)
I'm off the hook
"“Those who sacrifice liberty for security/safety deserve neither.“(Benjamin Franklin)
"I only golf on days that end in 'Y'" (DE59)
<<All I can say is nobody got it exact ($1096.50)>>
Ah c'mon...don't you win both showcases on The Price is Right if you're within $100?!?!?
I think a $20 Saint would be appropriate!
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<< <i>I just came back from 2010 using my time machine.
The closing price on Jan 1, 2010 was $1203.79 for an ounce of gold.
Thanks,
Chris >>
Actually correct! But since time travel was involved, perturbations bifurcated the continuum and spawned the timeline that we are currently in. THANKS, CHRIS!
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