1000oz's a day

[goldpelican]

They didn't invade Iraq to steal it's Gold did they !

Well actually...

http://www.usagold.com/mkpics/forum/iraq-gold.html

 

[Dabloodymess]

They didn't invade Iraq to steal it's Gold did they !

Well actually...

http://www.usagold.com/mkpics/gold-held.jpg

http://www.usagold.com/mkpics/forum/iraq-gold.html

They got themselves a few of these as well... practical and shiny

http://matthewfunk.net/saddam-ak47.jpg

 

[Naphthalene Man]

They didn't invade Iraq to steal it's Gold did they !

Well actually...

http://www.usagold.com/mkpics/gold-held.jpg

http://www.usagold.com/mkpics/forum/iraq-gold.html

I read the letter in the forum and saw the pics... if it was gold, would a tanker be able to carry that much gold - weight wise i mean?

 

[Silver Soul]

I can't remember the source but I read somewhere one of the greatest military leader in Chinese history was rewarded with about 10kg of silver after a lifetime of loyal service by his Emperor.

If my memory serves me right. Young grasshopper

This silver was given to General Meng Tian. The overlord responsible for building the great wall of China ; That history states never actually worked.

 

[Guest]

I can't remember the source but I read somewhere one of the greatest military leader in Chinese history was rewarded with about 10kg of silver after a lifetime of loyal service by his Emperor.

If my memory serves me right. Young grasshopper

This silver was given to General Meng Tian. The overlord responsible for building the great wall of China ; That history states never actually worked.

I find history concerning precious metals absolutely fascinating though, don't you?