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Don't be so sure ;) Ounces held by who is the crux of the question here :D

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A "Lunar" is a series of coin released by the Perth Mint. There are many coins in the series, both gold and silver: http://www.perthmint.com.au/search.aspx?SearchKeyword=lunar Personal opinion only here, but to me they're a numismatic coin, as opposed to a bullion coin. To explain further -...

This was *exactly* what I was going to post, Boston has hit it 100% on the nose. You buy whatever it is your local market will recognise and buy without hesitation - here in Aus, Perth Mint, for USA, I would stick to Eagles and other well known, reputable items (which I am not sure what they...

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You can bet your shoes and socks there will be a clause in this system that will identify deposits not per account/institution, but per individual. You can also bet your shoes and socks that you will still pay the fee on all your deposits, even though (givem your example) you're only going to...

I agree only if the entire fiat system remains undamaged (and incorporating the comments of others with regard to taxation on those earnings). If, on the other hand, the system becomes unstable and a Cyprus style "bail in" takes place, then your holdings in the bank partly, largely or fully...

I may well be at the point in time in my life where I care not what other people think (and yes, I know the spirit of humor in which this thread was posted). However, my outlook is simple. I'll continue to stack PM's, not just of the silver variety, and we'll see who ends up laughing last, eh? ;)

Are you a long term or short term holder of physical? Long term Before this take down, did you have strong convictions for holding silver? Yes Are your convictions strong still to hold? Yes, even more so Have you questioned your decision to hold silver during this take down? (Even a little?)...

I've said just the same previously. The *ONLY* reason you would take 7 years, and refuse inspection of someone's gold is simply that you don't have it any more. Remember, in any puzzle, it's usually the simplest/most obvious answer that's the correct one.

Thanks Daniel, and dang, that dates back a bit further than I looked. Apologies for the thread, and thanks for pointing out the original!

Interesting article I stumbled upon today: http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1373643545.php According to my reading, this article gives an outline of the potential for bail-in processes to be ratified in the Australian budget, would be interesting to hear other's opinions on this (and...

Off the grid, if you please, Claw. :)

Right enough, Sammy - but for me - personally speaking, whilst I'm happy to stack PM's until the cows come home, it would be nice to spread things out a bit, not have all the eggs in one basket so to speak. Not that I think you can go too far wrong with PM's, mind you, but I also figure, we...

Interesting question, and one that has been in the back of my mind too. Whilst I can easily formulate the opinions I have above, sadly, that area of "doing stuff" is a bit of a closed book to me. I would suspect there will be several solutions - feasibly one of them may be as simple as...

In a word - no. At least, not from the West, and not "in conjunction" with Nesara. It's my considered belief that the US holds little to no gold, having leased it all out. Considering this in light of the reserves the East, particularly China has, I would seriously doubt the US would be...

Another 2 months of depressed prices, perhaps a slightly lower price at times than we have right now. Come the September, I see a slow but steady increase in price for the remainder of 2013, with a view to ending up the year somewhere from $23 to $25 (USD).

I think if selling frequently incurs a fee, that is fair enough, for sure. Anywhere else you want to put a sale will make a charge for doing that. Perhaps it might be the case that anyone is able to post sporadic sale threads, up to a maximum of 1 sale per week. Paid-up members may be allowed...

There's your problem (in bold). If you wanted to wire funds from one Australian bank account to another, I suspect you'd be in for some fees as well. The reason it's "free" here I suspect is that you're comparing this to something similar to a BPAY/Pay Anyone online banking transfer?

Right, but individual reporting for tax (as far as I know) is April 15... near 10 months away. Bit early for this type of shenanigans, perhaps?