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  • nitpick. gold/silver are not molecules. Correct usage would be atom by atom

  • @outforsushi On the other hand, if the definition of a molecule is a collection of atoms in which the electrons belonging to the molecule are not all localized around single atoms, then it's hard to consider metals as non-molecular given that all the conduction electrons roam around the entire brick of the stuff, and in fact conduct electricity as a result.

  • Thank You Mr. Greenberg!

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  • I appreciate the information that Mr. Maloney has made available but I think it's a little disingenuous not to explain a little about 90% silver coins and to only refer to it as "junk silver". I know that's the common term for it, but for people just learning it might give them a slanted perspective.

  • If Campbell Soup is not enough to understand inflation, people should check out other items priced in gold. Check out PricedInGold (dot) com to see many different things priced in gold.

  • @whygoldandsilver do you know if New Zealand has any government minted gold/silver coins?

  • Inflation charts should be plotted on a logarithmic scale. That's one thing Mike and the boys do wrong. The rest of the story is great.

  • So, your silver gold investment ratio, is that ratio according to dollar amount or oz amount?

  • 3 people have all their eggs in the dow

  • @11mac11s Classy.

  • Good vid.

  • Very good job on the info!!! We are very impressed and I will be sending this info around to help others!!!

  • Great video Leigh, you're the man. Keep helping people wake up, brother.

  • You forgot one thing about definition of money, It stores value as long as no one steals it from you, and then loans it to your future generations with interest(namely banks and government). LOL!

  • Are you sure that gold was either not available, illegal or not in public demand in those countries marked in Red? You mean no one was buying gold jewellery in India, china, and south america(where alot of the gold comes from)? Say what? That is a complete fabrication! Your making Mike Maloney look like a fool with that comment. Are you sure you represent him? Please explain if I missed something here? Thanks!

  • If you're going to post a comment on my friend's youtube channel, then show some dignity and class. It is ABSOLUTELY TRUE that it was illegal to trade gold and silver bullion in most of Russia and Asia in the past. Now apologize for cursing on this thread. @charronfamilyconnect

  • @TimothyADonaghue I apologize, and I am so glad we got this straight. Its nice that you were more specific than Mr. Greenberg about the type of gold/silver that was banned. That is a fascinating statistic that Bullion was outlawed. I guess only the central banks and certain government officials were allowed to hold bullion. Wonder if they will ban it once again and reissue a new world fiat currency?

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  • @AmadCatal1 Hilarious!! I may join u and get one too! LOLL.

  • Do you know of anyone who has platinum I can trade out some gold for?? I'd like to put about half my gold into platinum, if I can catch a rise in gold and make the trade..?

  • @wwood14

    HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH HEE HAW!

  • @wwood14 If you do not want to get Silver instead which I would highly advise oppose to platinum which a pure industrial metal, be sure to consider Palladium

  • @wwood14

    stop trading physical metal. Just buy stocks.

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