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So I'm walking through a parking lot on the way home, and a guy walks up to me and offers to buy silver coins. WTF. He shows about 0,5-1oz old-looking coins with I think an emperatress (I live in Russia). Says he sells them for 1500 Rub each (24,30 USD). I check them out and say I won't buy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqkcxbRSzDw#t=15s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvhBoF_pCHo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgcd1ghag5Y

Have the Chinese gotten to 1/2oz coins yet?

I agree. And of course a controlled process is better for the elites than an uncontrolled one. Nobody likes uncertainty.

don't worry, keep it. wish i could get PMs for spot price where i live *sigh*

Soon he'll reg here along with Greenspan.

Kinda stupid question, but can we somehow test coins measuring electrical resistivity with a multimeter?

What about 1/2 oz coins though? Like 50 cent koalas. The crooks must have less motivation to fake these.

You can buy and sell bullion in Russia. Dealers ask for ID though. One dealer made me sign a document that says I confirm I'm not a "foreign agent", whatever that means. For a second I was worried they were about to bust my CIA ass. However silver bullion is unfortunately not a big thing here...

I wrote above that the scenario with the USD still standing will be bad for PMs. On second thought, after a lot of currencies fall victims of the supercrisis (imagine lots of currencies actually being destroyed, not like the walk in a park in 2008), even if the USD will stand its ground...

The reason I brought up this topic, is that there are mainly two ways the global crisis can go money-wise: 1)USD gets hyperinflated, BRICS bring up an alternative: Yuan/Gold-backed something/Yuan-powered SDR/whatever. Extremely favorable to PMs. 2)The USD remains the last man standing...

more on the topic, about raising rates http://seekingalpha.com/article/2877246-rates-dont-matter-liquidity-matters press ctrl+a on the 2nd page to read the remaining text if you don't want to register

Here's an article with a different opinion from ones of most gold&silver bugs. I really like to challenge my current beliefs to be more prepared for what's coming. After reading the article, I was left with some questions. I'm interested how the US will cope with let's say 50% stronger dollar...

I already am and want to diversify.

Hi all! This seems to be an appropriate section to post my topic. I'm wondering what else besides PM's could become very sought after when the piblic realizes the good times are definately over and the world is in a big crisis. Of course essentials like food and energy will always be in demand...